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From: chipb@FtCollins.NCR.com (Chip.Brewster)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: Mac Emulator on disk
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Date: 20 Dec 90 18:08:27 GMT
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In article <18827@netcom.UUCP>, avery@netcom.UUCP (Avery Colter) writes:
> 
> Do any of these Amiga beasts support a Unix platform?

There sure is!  It's called the A3000/UX.  The DEC/JAN 1991 issue of
".info" has a good article on it.  To summarize:

    Commodore is expected to give an official announcement at UNIForum
    in Dallas in January.

    Amiga 3000 25MHz 68030 computer
    5MB RAM or 9MB RAM expandable to 16MB on motherboard
    100MB, 19ms Quantum hard disk drive
    880K 3.5" floppy
    OS - UNIX System V Release 4 or AmigaDOS 2.0
    XWindows, Open Look, TCP/IP, NFS, AT&T C compiler
    Expansion for 286 AT bridgeboard, ethernet board

Check out comp.sys.amiga.

Chip Brewster
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