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>> Then you may have an advertising fraud claim against Commodore (good luck!). Just assuming for a moment that this particularly bizarre claim had a shred of truth to it, don't you think that others would have rushed in to provide a RISC accelerator for the Amiga? PMFJI, but — the 3000 has a processor upgrade socket. It is capable of using any processor board that someone develops for it. RISC is just another way of designing a processor architecture. There's your shred of truth. As far as why no one has developed a RISC accelerator, it's probably because there are relatively few 3000's in use. There are also few 68040 accelerators that fit the 3000. There are more for the 1200 – which sold better. Tony 3000 – 68030, Zorro III and SCSI! BUILT-IN!