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Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Could AMAX multitask with an MMU?
Summary: new Amax compatibale disk
Keywords: amax, disk
	I just came back from the Amiga Festival in SF on Saturday. A company named
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Date: 19 Jun 89 18:46:31 GMT
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Reply-To: terry@helios.ucsc.edu (Terry Ricketts)
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working on an Amiga with Amax. The kicker is that they claimed that in 2 weeks they
were going to be selling the disk drive with the Amax cartrige installed internally.
The price for the drive was $250, and they claimed that the price would remain the
same with the internal cartrige. That will make a much cleaner system. You will still
have to buy the Amax cartrige from Readysoft since you need the software from them.
They claimed that so far Readysoft has been unwilling to lisence (spelling?) the
software to them.
	If you are interested their address is:
		Memory and Storage Technology Ltd.
		3881 Benatar Way
		Chico, Calif. 95928
		916-342-6278
From: terry@helios (Terry Ricketts)
Path: helios!terry

	I am not related to them in any way, and am not trying to sell their
equipment; just reporting an interesting development.