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From: uace0@uhnix2.uh.edu (Michael B. Vederman)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: European mags/ST Clone ->Was Mega ST pinout
Message-ID: <700@uhnix2.uh.edu>
Date: 19 Nov 88 16:34:17 GMT
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In article <11370@cup.portal.com> BobR@cup.portal.com (Bob BobR Retelle) writes:
>Welllll...!   I'm happy to report that I was wrong about the European ST
>Clones..!
>
>Apparently the ST Clones are being shown at COMDEX right in the Atari
>room...  I don't have any further details on them yet, but this is one time
>I don't mind being proven wrong, at all..!
>
>(Unfortunately, that's one of the few things worth getting enthused over
>at this COMDEX, sigh...)
>
>BobR

Welllll...!  Having just come from COMDEX, I can difinitely say that *NO*
Atari clones were present at all!  I did however see the ATW running Helios
and X11 (x-windows) and was *somewhat* impressed.

Overall, I can't say that I saw anything very impressive at Atari's room, but
a friend did say that he saw the laptop running, but it was taken away because
the power supply wasn't working right.

Dave Small was there, and "I met Sandy Small!"  Fleetwood Mac played a short
set Wednesday, but alas, that was 1 hour after I had to leave to fly home.

And, of course, thAtari PC clones were there...

- mike

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