PAR It's phenomenal
Trust me, Amiga-heads wonder about the answers to these same questions, over
and over, endlessly. To Vulcan-like techies, it seems "obvious" that superior
technology should rise to the top and become the most popular. That doesn't
always happen. In some ways, the PC market is entirely amorphous and sluggish.
Although it's changed in major ways several times since the Amiga arrived, from
8088 to 80286, to 386, to 486 and now Pentium, from ISA to EISA to PCI, from
CGA to EGA to VGA, it's rarely made significant improvements in areas known to
be lacking: interrupt contention, DMA bus speed, video output.
I like the Amiga, but if I look back on the past nine years, I've made more
money in the PC and Windows market.