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From: long@ittvax.UUCP (H. Morrow Long [Systems Center])
Newsgroups: net.unix
Subject: Atari Unix machine?
Message-ID: <1623@ittvax.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 14-Feb-85 09:41:40 EST
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Posted: Thu Feb 14 09:41:40 1985
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The Sunday New York Times featured an article about Jack Tramiel
(formerly of Commodore) and Atari.  It was mostly about the new
mackintosh-like machine that Atari is supposedly releasing.  But there
were 2 paragraphs deep within the article that state that Atari is
going to release a consumer-oriented Unix machine based on the National
Semiconductor 32-bit chip for under $1000.  Is this real?  Some of the
other prices quoted in the article sound quite unrealistic (10Megabyte
hard-disk drive for the Jackintosh for $400).

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				H. Morrow Long
				ITT-ATC Systems Center,
				1 Research Drive Shelton, CT  06484
				Phone #: (203)-929-7341 x. 634
	
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