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From: bbrown@skat.usc.edu (Brian Brown)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: A3000 vs A2000/A2500 ?
Summary: Opinions on whether to wait for the A3000.
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Date: 1 Apr 88 05:36:51 GMT
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  1).  I was saving to get a computer, probably an A2000.  I figured I could

save enough money by the fall/winter to get it.  With the annoucement of

the new AMIGAs I am wondering whether I should wait the extra time to get

the A3000.  I realize that the A3000 could a long way off but I figure the

improvements that will be made (ie. 32bit CPU-memory-bus, etc.) could make

it worth the wait.  I also know that the cost of the machine would be 

significant but I think that it will still be cheaper than any other 68030

machine.  I was hoping that I could some valuable feedback from all of you.



  2). Gee, I was also thinking, what with the new chips (SPARC,MC88000) 
      springing up, one of these running Amiga OS and Unix would make 
      a truly impressive workstation.  Opinions?


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