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From: dec@hpcnoe.UUCP (Danny Cecil)
Newsgroups: net.micro.mac
Subject: Re: More: Amiga vs the Mac
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Date: Wed, 1-Oct-86 14:50:16 EDT
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>Just this morning I was talking to someone, a Mac user. I mentioned
>the Amiga, and the person said "oh, what an awful machine." ...

I am sick of all of this talk of whether the Amiga is better than a
Mac or vice versa.  I have a Mac and am very happy with it.  I have
not used an Amiga.  However, I am happy to see *any* machine that
is trying to be innovative rather than cloning a technology that was
outdated when it was released five years ago!
I hope that Commodore, Atari and Apple et.al., can be successful enough
between them to stem the tide of mediocrity in microcomputers that
Big Blue has spawned.
OK, nuff said, lets drop this topic and move on to something else!

Danny Cecil
HP Colorado Networks Division
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