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From: watters@anaconda.cis.ohio-state.edu (david r watters)
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Subject: Re: Atari TT 030 Launched!
Keywords: Atari TT
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Date: 5 Jun 90 19:23:42 GMT
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In article <13266@wpi.wpi.edu> jdutka@wpi.wpi.edu (John Dutka) writes:
>In article <1990Jun5.143231.4977@watserv1.waterloo.edu> pdbeam@watserv1.waterloo.edu (T.C.) writes:
>>(2Mbytes, 40M hard disc) is under $4000 (CDN).  This puts it well under the 
>>Amiga 3000 in terms of price (the A3000 is under $4000 US). 
>
>No!  The Amiga 3000/16MHz with the 16MHz 68030/68881 goes for $2599 under the 
>Educational Discount, and the 25MHZ 68030/68882 is $3039 under the discount.
>The 3000/16 has basically the same features, but can address up to 1.7
>Gigabytes.


Do not forget that the above includes a great Multisync monitor, AmigaVision
and Wordperfect, all todether.  A 1yr. waranty.

To say that the TT gives a 1/3 speed increase to non-030 code is a joke!

On a A2500/030 people get a 8.7-9.2 times the speed of a stock A2000 increase,
it is only larger on an A3000.

And don't forget all the networking cards....

Apple Talk?  HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

dw