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From: consp13@bingsuns.cc.binghamton.edu (Marcus Cannava)
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Subject: Re: AmigaVision a $150 (Yech)
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Date: 16 Aug 90 20:42:13 GMT
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In article <1336@winnie.fit.edu>, rcs91900@zach.fit.edu (Charles
Stockman) writes:
|>
|>I think Commodore was wrong with the price.  
|>
|>  [stuff about Macs and HyperCard deleted]
|>
|>If I was in Marketing, I would get this software out !!!!!!.  I would get it 
|>to all the good dealers and then I would sell it for $25 dollars to everyone
|>else.  Then I would get the people in the amiga community to start
experimemting
|>with this software .  I would get the stacks to the dealers and have
them show
|>it off.  I would also get the magazines to write about it.
|>
  
Commodore *is* "getting this software out !!!!!!". It is included with EVERY
SINGLE AMIGA SOLD. You can no longer GET an Amiga without getting AmigaVision.
This is exactly what Apple did with HyperCard.

As for the price being "wrong", you are quoting list price of AmigaVision.
Actual prices will be much lower. Plus, AmigaVision really isn't comparable
to HyperCard; they do different things.


					\marc

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