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From: dtiberio@csserv2.ic.sunysb.edu (David Tiberio)
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Subject: Re: YAAS - Yet another Amiga Sighting
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Date: 21 Feb 91 04:11:16 GMT
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In article <16471@chopin.udel.edu> drewid@chopin.udel.edu (Andrew G. Dehel) writes:
>
>	You think that's something?  How about this.....
>
>		Arthur C. Clarke wrote a letter to Amiga World 
>(december '90 ?) and in it explains that he does all of his 
>mandlebrot exploring with it.  I couldn't believe it when I saw it!
>
>Arthur C. Clarke, one of my Favorite SF Writers!!!  An Amiga Owner.
>
>Then I thought, that makes a lot of sense, really.......
>
>
>					Drew

  I am going to make a prediction of the next Amiga sighting.

  This Saturday night, at approximately 11:30 pm EST, millions of television
viewers will be exposed to the Amiga computer. The TV station will be NBC,
during the opening scenes of Saturday Night Live (just before Don Par-dough
says "Saturday Night Live"). There will be a close up of a New York City
electronics store, of which two computers will be displayed with a television
set between them. Take a good look at the computer on the left.

  For those of you in New York, you will know what to expect (the computers
hang from the ceiling, with the spacebar aimed at the floor and the rear
ports pointing upwards, with a price tag stating "$15   (and up)". :) In fact,
I think the computer on the right was a C64 (it had the brighter color).

DavidTiberio SUNYStonyBrook2-3605 AMIGA TotoProductions DDDMEN
Owner of a C128, a dead 64, and 64 living in the 128, and
   an AMIGA! Well, IBM, Mac, Atari and C64 emulators included!