[comp.sys.atari.st] GREG

mc4c+@andrew.cmu.edu (Mark Choi) (03/12/91)

> Excerpts from netnews.comp.sys.atari.st: 11-Mar-91 Re: HEY, YOU!!!!!!!
> Gregory Carter@cat27.cs. (468)

> As for NeXT, you forget NeXT has some of the most advanced production 
> facilities in the western Hemisphere.  This kinda of
> automation/efficiency
> makes NeXT machines very affordable, this enables NeXT to make a nice
> profit
too!

Didn't really forget, just thought that everyone knew that Atari was
lousy at engineering  :^)     [   really  :^(   ] !  I mean, how does it
happen that they can *never* seem to get past the FCC? What gives? And
Steve-o, (a former Atari employee, I believe (he stole parts form Atari,
and the Woz nabbed stuff from HP to make the first Apple I)) is a
start-up. Why can't Atari get some capital together, start form scratch,
learn from their blunders (and, more importantly, from  other successes)
and get it right this time?

> Excerpts from netnews.comp.sys.atari.st: 11-Mar-91 Re: HEY, YOU!!!!!!!
> Gregory Carter@cat27.cs. (468)

> Now if ATARI had access to the kind of production facilities NeXT has
> you could
> probably pick up my MEGA STE for about 250 dollars!

And don't forget, Greg, it would be 5 inches by 7 inches, weigh 2.75
pounds, have a 2400 Bd fax modem, a 1.44 meg drive, and support a real
graphics mode! Well. I guess then it would have to cost $350!