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From: crs@cpsc6b.cpsc6a.att.com (Chris (Nyuck! Nyuck!) Seaman)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.tech,comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: A2620
Summary: Yes!  Yes!  Yes!
Message-ID: <542@cpsc6b.cpsc6a.att.com>
Date: 8 Jun 89 21:26:14 GMT
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In article <45@iisat.UUCP>, promac@iisat.UUCP (Promac Systems) writes:
< I must say that it is kinda nerve racking to see all these complaints about
< the A2620 board. I have had one for about 1.5 monthes and am completely
< happy with it, it blows the old stock Amiga away(it better for the price).
< Are there any other people out there that are happy with there investment
< or am I the only one.
< later
< Barry Comer
< promac@iisat.UUCP

I've had my 2500 since early March, and I am more than just happy, I'm
ecstatic (sp?).  I use a 'PC' at work, with 4 megs of RAM, 386/387 combo,
and MS-DOS 4.0 (I tried OS/2, bleccchhh!), and I can never wait to  get home
to Ami.  I've run the mandelbrot generator (written specifically for a
386), and it doesn't come close to the versions written for a 68020.

And none of the operating systems I've tried can come close to the
way Ami multitasks, with the possible exception of UNIX, which I
hope to get for Ami someday, anyway.

Consider me a VERY satisfied 2500 owner.

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