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From: freed@aum.UUCP (Erik Freed)
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Subject: Re: Atari to introduce TT?
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Date: Thu, 9-Jan-86 20:50:28 EST
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> way Jack does business, so this "TT" promise might just be an
> attention-getter.
> 
> Look at his two biggest successes: the VIC-20 and the Commodore 64.
> Neither are particularly amazing computers. The VIC-20 sold because it
> was offered so cheap that nobody could undercut the price (Jack T.
> tactic #1). Jack's marketing plan for the C64 was simply that he would
> offer "more bytes for the buck". 
> 
The TT is supposedly going to be an expansion type deal for the ST. I don't
think that it is going to be a 32032. About the undercutting the price:
	Whats wrong with that??
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