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From: kinks@brahms.udel.edu (Karl E Aldinger)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re:  My Two Cents on Joysticks
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Date: 5 Dec 90 20:10:16 GMT
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I have two joysticks that were given to me (along with some dusty TI 99/4As)
They're Amiga joysticks and a friend (who also owns one) assures me that
before Amiga (the self-contained company) created and sold they're design to
Commodore, they were a joystick maker.  Not to downplay the importance of
electro-mechanical peripherals, but I find it hard to believe that a co.
making its living selling joysticks, could create such a neat computer.  Any 
Amiga fans know the roots of the Amiga Co. 

							Karl Aldinger