JALKIO@cc.helsinki.fi (Jouni Alkio, University of Helsinki, Finland) (11/26/89)
In article <1752@ncrcce.StPaul.NCR.COM>, rogers@ncrcce.StPaul.NCR.COM (Bob Rogers) writes: ******* Part of the text deleted ******* > late products, etc. At least the Tramiels' Commodore sold millions of the > products it did have, something that the Tramiels' Atari has not been able to > do. The machine I thought would be the "poor man's Mac" turned out to be "the > rich man's Commodore 64." I must say, though, that the hardware is much more > reliable that the C64's and it's a lot better for C hacking. Tramiels' Atari HAS sold quite a lot of ST's, for example. In Europe. Hmm. Wouldn't you consider a machine that can run MAC software and is cheaper than a MAC a "poor man's Mac"? I would. (I have been satisfied without a MAC emulator, though.) > -- > ---- > Bob Rogers rogers@stpaul.ncr.com or rogers@pnet51.cts.com > NCR Comten, St. Paul, MN GEnie: R.C.ROGERS Jouni Alkio