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From: stephen@oahu.cs.ucla.edu (Steve Whitney)
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Subject: Re: Atari TT 030 Launched!
Keywords: Atari TT
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Date: 9 Jun 90 16:47:31 GMT
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In article <10115@chaph.usc.edu> bli@aludra.usc.edu (@usc.edu) writes:
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>If I am allowed to tell my opinion on the TT as was presented in
>this thread, would I be flamed if I said that I see no difference in
>the TT as opposed to a A2500/30 or A2000/30 + ECS? Ok, it has
>AppleTalk, but that's still not a big difference.

Well, how about eight bit planes and support for a 19" monitor (without hacks)
and burst mode (on the fast RAM) as well as built in SCSI and an industry
standard bus (VME)?

	Steve



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