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From: kosma%stc-sun@stc.lockheed.com (Monty Kosma)
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Subject: Recommendations needed ab
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Date: 15 Mar 90 19:04:42 GMT
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   From: Dave Haynie <daveh@cbmvax.commodore.com>
   Date: 12 Mar 90 22:25:27 GMT

   In article <90030807522946@masnet.uucp> brian.cohen@canremote.uucp (BRIAN COHEN) writes:
   >Dave, it's interesting to compare '030, '020 with '386, and '286 
   >machines, but what happens when you take the Amiga coprocessors and add 
   >them to the equation? As a system what IBM model compares to a A2000. 

   I don't much about specific IBM models, but in general you can draw the
   following correspondences:

	   A2000		<-->	8MHz '286 machine
	   A2500/20	<-->	16MHz '386 + '387
	   A2500/30	<-->	25MHz '386 + '387
	   A3000		<-->	Better 25MHz '386 + '387
           ^^^^^
Do you know something we don't know, Dave??? :-)

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