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From: skank@iastate.edu (Skank George L)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: The Amiga
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Date: 20 Oct 90 07:16:56 GMT
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In article <33768@nigel.ee.udel.edu> AAW151%URIACC.BITNET@brownvm.brown.edu (Andy Patrizio) writes:
>There has been a great deal of neurosis lately over the Amiga, what with
>the new Mac line and such... so I'm gonna do a little soap-boxing.
>
>Hardware-wise, this machine is easily the most impressive and has the best
>capabilities on the market. Mac is a bloated, expensive slug. Computer
>Shopper really let 'em have it when they said only Apple could slow down the
>68000 processor.

     Talking about the release of the Mac Classic, I know two people who
won't buy it because it is so slow.  Maybe this is really a blessing in
disguise, maybe this will turn into a huge marketing flop for Apple and
they will lose a ton of money (yah, I know, but you've got to dream...).

                                 --George