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From: seitz@cory.Berkeley.EDU (Matthew Eric Seitz)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: "Dying computers" (was Re: Atari fair at Duesseldorf)
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Date: 15 Sep 88 06:46:15 GMT
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In article <1372@nunki.usc.edu> rjung@sal21.usc.edu (Robert  allen Jung) writes:
"
"In fact, it seems like things are starting to get
"more exciting -- The laptop ST, the Epson/Postscript emulators for the Laser,
"the CD-ROM... But where's the ABAQ and Atari-UNIX?  B-)
"

	Where indeed?  Announcements are still interesting, but no longer
exciting.  Delivered products, such as TOS 1.4 seems to be, are exciting.

" Heck, if a bunch of PC-clone-makers can challenge IBM's PC standard, why not
"Atari?
"
	How did the clone makers challenge IBM's standard?
"
"						--R.J.
"						B-)
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						Matt Seitz
						seitz@cory.berkeley.edu