Because the article represents a rebirth of a vintage computer and OS.
A collector's item if you will.
And the Amiga, with the Atari ST, were the only two 'home computers' aside from Macs using GUIs and 680XX in the mid 80s.
IMHO from personal experience they were following the same 'religion' as the Macs, and if you were familiar with one the others were easy to learn.
The Amiga did graphics like no other machine at the time less than a dedicated SGI workstation, and its architecture pointed the way ahead.
Like the NeXT, which also pointed out the direction to go (NeXTStep> OSX).