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From: RXBROWN@UALR.BITNET ("MR.FANTASTIC")
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: RE: Re: AppleSupport(wasre:ughh and the GS
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Date: 13 Mar 89 03:43:00 GMT
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TO Keith Rollin...

Nice arguement Keith, and good points on the software mentioned. I think the
man wanted to say in a since, that its been two years since the GS has been
out and we feel like we are getting stomped by other machines. I have a lot
of Amiga ziods and Ibm nuts to put up with, what can I say I'm stuck in
Arkansas. I have been hearing about all of these great features that the
Amiga can do and, telling people that the GS can do it too, but its just not
as impressive. It was also kind of hard to tell them the GS only ran at 2.5Mhz.
  I have argued them all until we are all tired of argueing(sp?), and I still
come back the next day to tell them the newest thing in the Apple // world.
I would like multi-tasking mainly because I would like to play a game while
I am d/loading a big program from a bbs. The main thing I want from the GS+
is speed. I could give up all the roumours(sp?) for 7 - 8 Mhz. Thats all I
ask for. I have heard that there were not enough reliable 65816's around, but
how did AE get it to work? And can't Apple do the same thing?
  I like both of my Apples eventhough I don't buy non-GS programs anymore,
and I will continue to argue with these jerks until Apple comes out with a
new // or until I can afford a MAC II. Even then I will still like my older
Apples like //+ owners do.
  I have a side line comment here. I think Commodore is releasing too many
Amigas. They don't let any of their machines mature, and people are still
playing with the thing. One of these jerks I argue with keeps saying the
Amiga is taking part of the Mac's market, and he does not even own an Amiga.
I just have to tell him thats why we are a multi-million dollar company.
Well I have said enough, I will talk to you later.

Just remember, We were here second and the first one went for busniess market.
Everybody else learned from our mistakes, but we are still alive and kicking.

Robert Brown
BITNET: RXBROWN@UALR
APPLELINK: RODPHD