Merisel/Amiga
such as the Amiga 3000 series. These machines meet the demanding
performance requirements in the areas of presentations, interactive
applications, videographics and general business.
The Amiga Series is the only microcomputer platform designed from the
ground up for multimedia applications. Each Amiga 3000 comes with
AmigaVision(TM) authoring systems, and can be made compatible with
MS-DOS(R) or an existing Novell network. Also, additional hardware and
software is available for these units, which allows users to import and
export files from the Amiga to a PC or Macintosh. Commodore's CDTV player
can be connected to a video monitor and sound system to deliver interactive
multimedia presentations.
Commodore Business Machines Inc. is a U.S.-based subsidiary of Commodore
International (NYSE: CBU), a publicly held worldwide manufacturer of
personal computers listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Commodore, CDTV
and AmigaVision are trademarks of Commodore Electronics Ltd. Amiga is a
trademark of Commodore-Amiga Inc. MS-DOS is a trademark of Microsoft Corp.
Merisel Inc. is the world's largest publicly held distributor of
microcomputer hardware and software products. The company presently stocks
products from more than 700 manufacturers for sale to 50,000 resellers
worldwide. It currently maintains 16 distribution centers that serve North
America, Europe, Latin America and Australia. Merisel sells more than
10,000 products and offers a wide range of services to support resellers
with the sales of these products.
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