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From: bilbo@pnet02.cts.com (Bill Daggett)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: C-64 Bridgecard
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Date: 3 Jul 88 17:40:12 GMT
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There has been much talk lately of how the Amiga might approach the HI end
market for a LOW end price and generally it seems that it can't.  My interest
boils down to an Amiga versatile to run other "home" software bases.  The IBM
Bridgecard is fine.  I can understand why Commodore had to do that one first.

How about a C-64 Bridgecard OR an Apple Bridgecard?

I am interested in integrating other computer software bases into ONE computer
- not running several independent computers on one table.  I am also not
interested in paying more then $3000.00, for such a system capability.

Bill

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