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>> > But there are many applications which _do_ need that performance, >> such as video, graphics, and games (which are probably the top three >> reasons people buy Amigas). >> Possibly, but those are NOT the top three reasons that people buy >> computers in general. Maybe so, but tossing the custom chips and putting in a VGA-style framebuffer graphics board certainly isn't going to bring more games, word processors, and spreadsheets to the platform. (That would be the one nice thing about being able to run NT — no one would have to worry about not being able to get an Amiga version of something.) – Jim, on AutoPilot!