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From: jasonf@cetemp.Eng.Sun.COM (Jason Freund)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Amiga Marketing--misinformation
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Date: 29 Jun 90 17:17:39 GMT
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	I've seen the same thing.  Some of my friends at school were
comparing Amigas to IBM 286s/386s.  Both bought IBM systems from 
a local retailer despite everything I told them.  Somehow the message
isn't getting through.  One friend explained that he bought the IBM
because you can get a sound card that allows you to play good quality
sounds.  *great*  My other friend bought the IBM because it has good
home application (ie word processing etc).  
	I have seen Commodore's ads.  An A3000 ad in my school's 
paper mentions all built-in key capabilities.  
	What can we/C= do to get through to these people that the
Amiga is a superior machine?