This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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Andre– Geesh, when I started this thread a few weeks ago, it was meant to be joyfull news to all Amigans. This thread has taken several interesting turns–but, I guess debate is good for all. I hope your contact with Edwin Roos becomes a successfull one. I would not only…
AMI IN FEDERAL OFFICES
Message #47533
The following excerpts are from the May 1, 1989 issue of Government Computer News entitled–AMIGA FINDS FRIENDS IN FEDERAL OFFICES. PHILADELPHIA-Following in the footsteps of the Macintosh, but with substantially more PC compatibility and UNIX coming along, the Commodore Amiga has established a beachhead in federal agencies. Keith Masavage, product…
CBM 3rd Q Earnings Up
Message #44442
The Wall Street Journal for Tuesday, April 18, 1989 carried the following on Commodore's 3rd quarter earnings: LONDON–Commodore International Ltd.'s chairman said the U.S. computer maker continued steady profit growth in its fiscal third quarter, and may open a new European computer-factory. A new German factory would help Commodore meet…
Amiga 2500 Ad
Message #44441
Today"s Wall Street Journal, Tuesday, April 18, 1989, carried a great, 4-column by 3/4 page ad on the Amiga 2500. Recommend all look at it. Commodore should be congratulated. I hope the keep up the marketing pressure.
Amig in VIDEO REVIEW
Message #29400
The Amiga is mentioned in an article entitled "Computers Meet Camcorders" in the February 89 issue of VIDEO REVIEW. The Amiga is mentioned as one of three PCs for use in video work–the other two being the IBM ??? and the MACs particularly MAC II. Unfortunately, the author doesn't seem…
Desktop Publishing
Message #100716
I was sear [An't find any. Where are they? With the advent of Professional PageSetter, Shakesphere and other desktop publishing programs perhaps it's time for a library of its own. J.J. Gallegos-73230,3215