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Subject: Re: New Amiga (long range rumors :-))
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Date: Tue, 21-Apr-87 14:45:24 EST
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I'd like to reply to some of these long-range Amiga rumors. As for the Amiga
375, I have my doubts. But I did hear a rumor that originated out of Chicago:
Supposedly, the Amiga 500 will NOT be released as pictured in the latest
issue of Amazing Computing. Why? What? My gosh, you're all saying, right?
The apparent reason behind this latest rumor is that a lot of the third party
hardware maufacturers were complaining about the bus being on the left side
of the A500, etc. And, if this is true, then supposedly the Amiga 1000 will
be manugactured with the A500 chips (e.g., FatAgnes) but will probably be
housed in the A1000 case. Any C-Amiga people out there who'd like to comment?
     
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