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From: kurt@fluke.UUCP (Kurt Guntheroth)
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Subject: Re: Piracy << WARNING: SEVERE FLAMES AHEAD >>
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Date: Tue, 22-Apr-86 20:15:31 EST
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Anyone who thinks Amiga software is overpriced obviously does not own an
IBM PC or AT!  $400 for Lotus 1-2-3?  (Retail, I admit, but still...)  I
own a commodore 64 and a wonderful little spreadsheet I paid $25 retail
for at Sears.  My wife, who uses Lotus frequently, says this one is just
as good for spreadsheet work.  Amiga software is running about $100, which
is still not as bad as it could be.  I guess developers know business
users own IBM's and they will pay almost ANYTHING.  After pricing a few IBM
titles you will feel much better about what you pay for Amigaware.

Ever notice there is often no correlation between price and quality?