Ken,
Who is going to release this emulator? Is it somebody with agood track
record or a newcomer? Emulators notoriousy fall short of the stated goals so
that is an important point.
However, I think you are right about the potential market. Also, don't
forget the people who have already upgraded. I, for example, could get rid of
this extra clutter I'm typing on now (haven't gotten around to buying a modem
for the Ami yet). I've got a Flip 'N' File full of programs that I'd like to
keep, not to mention the data I don't feel like retyping.
Jeff;
GO-64! is coming from a new company in Connecticut. It really works first you
attach the unit. Then insert their program disk and a graphics screen comes up
with the GO-64! logo, you wait a moment and you see the familar blue ready
prompt announcing you are in Commodore Basic!
Ken