PMFJI, but I fail to see how the sale of a few A4000s is supposed to support
the new Amiga owners (whoever they turn out to be). Most of C='s money has
always come from the European games market, and thats where the new owners will
have to concentrate initially if they wish to succeed. Losing the chance to
sell CD32's this Christmas will be a disaster, especially when you consider
that 100,000 units were sold in the UK alone last year, and that next year the
CD32 will be obsolete.
No future owner of the Amiga technology will be able to fund R&D and marketing
on the back of A4000 sales alone. Without the A1200 and CD32, the Amiga
unfortunately faces an early death.
Mal
Binary Dreams