CompuServe Messages

Winston, Yes, for me, the move to an A2000 was very worthwhile. I use MS-DOS machines at work and needed that capability here at home, also I have a very small desktop to work from. With the A2000, I've now got everything my A1000 had plus true MS-DOS compatability all in one box and still have 4 slots open for further expansion, plus the co-processor slot (where I can put the '020 board if I were so inclined) plus the dual video slot if I need to hook up a GenLock or some such device. I'd still only have the one box on my desk. If you need any of the above capability and/or have limited desk space, then the move would be wise. If you don't need that, then keep your A1000 until such time as you need to add something that can't be done to the A1000. By that time, there may indeed be a native '020 machine from Amiga. Don