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Subject: Re: CLtd 20M hard disk
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Date: Fri, 13-Mar-87 12:21:15 EST
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> Way to go Dave!  How come C-A hasn't come out PUBLICLY and said this?  Many
> people are misinformed about what is or is not allowed and CLTD et al are
> capitalizing on this.  If Cltd. said my design was bad I would certainly
> have set them straight.  Why is C-A silent?  IBM or Apple would not let

Way to go Steve! I've  been attempting to dispell the C Ltd bogusness for
some time now but  fear that as you suggest, some people have regarded my
efforts as sour grapes.

> By the way, the Alegra is fully compatible with the spec(including FCC).
> We didn't do a passthru because to do it correctly would have added to
> the retail price and made FCC that much more difficult.  

If you recall, I was one  of your  early reviewers (of your product). The
fact is you DID produce a full spec quality item. And, took the honorable
approach to pass thru (ie: none at all).

By the way,  ASDG  products  are  also full  spec and FCC approved. It is
amazing how   few of  our ``worthy  competition'' have chosen to similary
follow the LAW.

By the By the way, what's AA's plans for future amigas? 

> Steve Grant

Perry S. Kivolowitz, ASDG