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- From: rycohen@acsu.buffalo.edu (Ross Y Cohen)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.misc
- Subject: Re: Death of Amiga??
- Date: 18 Apr 1996 04:11:39 GMT
- Organization: UB
- Message-ID: <4l4fdr$4s7@azure.acsu.buffalo.edu>
- References: <4kj3fg$kio@pellew.ntu.edu.au> <151671@cup.portal.com> <31749DF7.472E@serv.net>
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- In article <31749DF7.472E@serv.net>, Robert S. Iacullo <eagle@serv.net> wrote:
- >Gary Alan Peake wrote:
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- >> >Anyone of importance at AT/ESCOM/VIScorp care to comment, and remove this
- >> >devoted Amiga users fears that the Amiga is truly dead!
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- The longer things go on without *some* assurances that someone is going
- to advance (OS/hardware) the Amiga as a PC, these fears are going to
- justifiably grow.
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- >You know, another thing about VIScorp is that their web site went from almost
- >zip to alot of Amiga in just a few days. If they don't care about us they ha
- >nothing to gain by wasting their valuable time on us. So, why do they take e
- >time to post here, and put up a very good Amiga site at all, much less in su
- >short time. You people just can't see the forest for the trees. Just stop d
- >think about it for a moment.
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- They are still a corporation. They will want people to buy their set-top
- thingie. They might be able to convince some people here that a set-top is
- a computer (which, of course, it isn't). That seems good enough reason
- to me. I'm not claiming that it is the reason, but it would justify their
- actions. I also find it curious that all these big amiga fans have never
- been seen around here or the other groups. They all seem to have net access,
- too. Why not?
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- Ross.
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