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From: robinson@renoir.Berkeley.EDU (Michael Robinson)
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Subject: Re: Amiga's Enemy: Another View
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Date: Mon, 25-May-87 00:45:30 EDT
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In article <12236@topaz.rutgers.edu> lachac@topaz.rutgers.edu (Gerard Lachac) writes:
>One rumor I heard said that CBM was ticked that mail-order places were 
>advertising the A2000 for less than the A1000 currently retails for, so they
>went and raised it.  You can believe this one or not...

This seems a plausible scenario, given the demonstrated competence of those
responsible for marketing the Amiga.  Of course, the logical thing to do 
would be to lower the price of the 1000, but I would guess that Commodore
executives have decided to single-handedly reverse the trend towards 
progressively cheaper technology. ;-|

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