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From: soh@shiva.trl.oz (kam hung soh)
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Subject: Toothless Byte (Re: TT desktop & prices)
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Date: 13 Sep 90 22:37:15 GMT
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yegerleh@handel.ecn.purdue.edu (James D Yegerlehner) writes:
>So my question is, will Byte review it [the TT] and put it on the front cover,
>as they did with the Amiga 68030 whatever-it-is?  Maybe you guys at
>Atari should send them one.

The Byte review for the A3000 was a pathetic three page write-up that
talked about little more than the hardware specifications.  Hardly
anything about the Amiga software features, etc.  Hopefully, the TT
will get a more thorough review.

I can't see why anyone should worry about what Byte says anyway
(except from a marketing viewpoint).  The so-called `Journal for Small
Systems' has gone done the tubes with regards to any useful technical
or intellectual articles.  Witness the paucity of information between
reams of advertising.

Save the forests!  Forget Byte! :-)

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