| From: | Paul Laycock |
| Date: | 7 Jun 2001 at 19:10:30 |
| Subject: | Re: cost of amigaone ? |
Hey Vidar,
>> Those are the Matrox products to be concerned with, so it's pointless
> comparing
>> the G400 series with the Geforce series in this case.
>
> Relying on one supplier is not a good decision IMO. Just look at what
> happened in the Mac market. After Apple opened up for NVIDIA, ATI
> suddenly feeled compelled to release the Radeon for the Mac. Now they
> have the GeForce3.
So you think Amiga Inc. have said NO to nVidia/ATI? If the aforementioned
companies would allow the development of drivers for their resepctive
cards, I'm sure AMiga Inc would jump on the chance, but as mentioned in God
knows how many other mails, it just ain't gonna happen atm.
Now enough of this subject! ;)
> You can't close your eyer for competitive products just because Amiga
> have signed an agreement with Matrox. The fact is that Matrox isn't
> providing a competitive solution for people interested in playing 3D
> games ATM. And there are signs that say they won't do so for a while
> either. That worries me.
3D games bore me. As soon as 3D hardware became the one and only solution
of gaming, innovation and gameplay literally flew out the window.
Hopefully, Amiga will once more be the revolution in computing...
Regards,
Paul
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