CompuServe Thread

This info is from a recent USENET posting by Mike Schwartz of 3Com Corp., and summarizes a conversation he had with Dave Matthews who works for a company called Micro Forge in Winston, GA. According to the posting, Micro Forge has been making products for the Mac, and is now getting into the Amiga market. Also, they will reportedly begin taking orders for the following products starting the week of 1/10/86 … some products are available NOW; the rest will be available before mid-February. Two prices were given for each product … one for "Developers", and one for "Non-Developers"; the "Developers" price was uniformly about 30% less than for "Non-Developers" (no, I don't know what their definition is of Developers/non-Developers). 5-slot Expansion board with case and power-supply $500 $716 1-slot version of the above $70 $100 1st 10 Meg hard disk $1000 $1400 1st 20 Meg hard disk $1050 $1500 1st 40 Meg hard disk $1275 $1800 2nd 40 Meg hard disk $947 ??? Stereo sound digitizer, with software $280 $400 Ram-disk software (for access from WorkBench) $25 $18 Full-function editor with full Macro capability $70 $50 2 Meg RAM board $700 $1000 Please note … I'm not associated with Micro Forge in any way … just thought y'all would like to know. /kim