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From: mccreary@boulder.Colorado.EDU (MCCREARY SEAN)
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Subject: Amiga coverage in BYTE
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Date: 22 Dec 90 23:58:08 GMT
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            "It looks like '91 is gonna be a good year
             Especially if BYTE continues to cover the Amiga"

Check out the Jan '91 BYTE...
And I quote (p. 329):

            "Object-oriented is the computer buzzword for the early
             1990's.  It's the latest Holy Grail, which will let 
             programmers leap tall buildings in a single bound, cure
             world hunger, and produce 100,000 lines of fully debugged
             code a day...[T]here is no question that OOP is a Good
             Thing, and producers of operating systems have been 
             furiously recoding their products as object-oriented 
             systems...

            "Yet there is one object-oriented operating system that
             has been in widespread use since 1985.  It runs Commodore's
             Amiga..."

The first article on the Amiga in nearly 5 years!  Who says the Amy doesn't
get any press in the big magazines!

						Sean McCreary
(My apologies to Pete Townshend.)