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From: dsherif@libserv1.ic.sunysb.edu (Darin D Sheriff)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.advocacy
Subject: Re: Mac Emulator to Mac?
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Date: 15 Feb 91 05:43:20 GMT
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>  I always thought that it was because the Amiga chip set would be harder
>to emulate safely on any 68000 based machine. I am sure it could be done,
>but it would run the software pretty slowly.
>
>  Second, why would a person who has an Amiga with a mac emulator want
>to move to a Mac? 

   Someone is reported to have done just that.  Why?  Another unexplained
mystery to contemplate. :)

>
>P.S. :) Sometimes you have to just admit that you don't have to spend
>        $800 for a word processor... :)
>
>


-- 
Darin Sheriff; Amiga 1000 owner.        dsherif@csserv2.ic.sunysb.edu
A computer: A machine that enables one to make twice as many mistakes
            in half the time.            --unknown--
Disclaimer: It wasn't me.  It was Chucky.  He did it.