Re: Of course we can trust Apple for our next OS!

[Ole Voss <joker@on-line.de>]

Uhmm, not quite right.
I live in Hamburg, Germany and I can say, that the Amiga is being handed around
quite a lot by companies, all planning to do a lot of development on their part
but nothing much happening. It's sort of like a hot potato. Nobody has the
expertise to handle it, so they make a couple of false statements and hand it on

to somebody else (for quite a sum ofcourse).
Basically it's dead though - except for a couple of yearly shows it's not much
more 'alive' than our IIs.

ole



Nathan Keir Edel wrote:

> In comp.sys.mac.portables Eric Bennett <ericb@pobox.com> wrote:
> > Except that the Amiga was not replaced by an incompatible product from the
> > same company.  The company and the product croaked together.
>
> Um, no. Comapany changed hands (currently owned by Gateway 2000!) product
> withered, but is by no means dead in Europe, just because it's dead here in
> the states...
>
> --
> Nathan Keir Edel   "In this world of delusion,  #6: Which side are you on?
> edel@best.com       never turn your back on a   #2: That would be telling.
>                     friend..." -- Iron Maiden              -- The Prisoner



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