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#Big Blue Apples

    09-Jul-91 20:58:41
Sb: #27587-#Big Blue Apples
Fm: Tony Muscarella 70367,3321
To: Wayne Cole 76370,621
I don't buy your reasoning. At the present, the Amiga is very weak in networking, an area that keeps Amigas out of corporate America. The age of "sneaker net" is over; system intergrators and corporate PC co-ordinators want to know how any new technology will "plug in" to their existing technology. Commodore has an EtherNet board, but is there any software to run it? Does Amiga have square pixel technology like the Mac, so nice for Desktop Publishing? Does Amiga have 386 capability to run Windows or O/S-2? Can it be upgraded to a 486? I don't mean to knock the Amiga; it certainly has advantages Macs and IBMs don't. But it seems a little silly for Amiga to push its Mac or IBM capability. If every car compares itself to a Mercedes and the prices were all similar, wouldn't you just buy the Mercedes? Over the flight pattern… – via Whap!