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Subject: Re: Mac vs. Amiga
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Date: Sun, 25-Jan-87 01:56:48 EST
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Posted: Sun Jan 25 01:56:48 1987
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In article <969@ulowell.cs.ulowell.edu>, ross@ulowell.UUCP writes:
> Yea, and the amiga can be turned into an IBM.  I have seen an ST emulator
> on the Amiga also, but never say it work.  A c64 emulator also exists,
> and there are constant rumors of a Mac emulator.  But, notice that no
> one is emulating the Amiga.  Two possibilities:     
> 1.)  The Amiga is failing, naw, to much loyalty, and commodore stock
> 	continues to rise.
> 2.)  The Amiga is truly a cut above, or state of the art, and can't be
> 	emulated by the more primitive hardware and OSes.
  3.)  The Amiga is not stable enough for an emulation to be a viable product!
> 						Ross Miller
--j.a.tainter