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From: doc@pucc-j (Craig Norborg)
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Subject: Re: A wierd thought...
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Date: Wed, 11-Jun-86 18:01:14 EDT
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In article <503@mips.UUCP> kim@mips.UUCP writes:
>Very true!  What is really bothering me about this, is that I continue to
>hear (from completely disparate sources) that several major s/w houses have
>products that have been ported to run on the Amiga "sitting on the shelf".
>Supposedly, before these products will be released, CBM has to have sold
>some "magic number" of Amigas ... this is to insure that there is a large
>enough (potential) install-base to cover the cost of product support.  The
>number most frequently heard is 100,000 units (Amigas).

    BTW Commodore...  Is there any official releases on the number of Amigas
sold to date?  I know alot of people are wondering...