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From: ccc@anomaly.sbs.com (Cole Calistra)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: 80386 BridgeBoard
Summary: Copperman hinted re:386 bridge
Message-ID: <2552@anomaly.sbs.com>
Date: 16 Aug 90 03:58:32 GMT
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Organization: Small Business Systems, Inc., Esmond, RI  02917
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I seem to remember hearing a few nice tidbits about the BridgeCards at 
Harry Copperman's keynote at World of Amiga in NYC back in April.  He
said that he was "Committed to the BridgeCard" and when asked about a 
386 BridgeCard, he said that while he was bound to Commodore's new
policy of not talking about stuff before they got the stuff mass-
produced to back it up, Commodore was going to expand the BridgeCard
line.  He seemed really excited about the BridgeCard and not too 
worried that the 3000 doesn't have the facilities to support the
current BridgeCard package (5.25" drive).  Also remember that in the
Amiga 3000 review in AmigaWorld they listed a NEW BridgeCard as one
of the new products Commodore announced, although they didn't describe
it.
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