pa1132@sdcc15.ucsd.edu (pa1132) (11/10/88)
It is nice to see someone at Commodore is reading comp.sys.atari.st. Since Atari is of no help, perhaps people at Commodore can provide some good approximations on the number of Atari ST's and Amigas out there, (worldwide, in Germany and in the U. S. ). Come on, Commodore, give us some help. Perhaps you can accelerate the process of Atari people to switch to Amiga.
markhof@exunido.uucp (Ingolf Markhof) (11/11/88)
In article <709@sdcc15.ucsd.edu> pa1132@sdcc15.UUCP () writes: > Come on, Commodore, >give us some help. Perhaps you can accelerate the process of Atari >people to switch to Amiga. Arrrghh! Just give me one reason to switch to amiga! What do you you want to do with this nice multi-colored, stereo-sound playing device? The only thing that you'll get are ill eyes... Ingolf Markhof (markhof@exunido.UUCP)
mpsimon@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (M. Patrick Simon) (11/12/88)
*This posting is a mixture of reasonable reply and flame. The original * article was posted in comp.sys.atari.st. In article <709@sdcc15.ucsd.edu> pa1132@sdcc15.UUCP () writes: >... >some good approximations on the number of Atari ST's and Amigas out >there, (worldwide, in Germany and in the U. S. ). A recent article I read in ST-Log suggested that there were about 300,000 Atari ST's in the US. I do not have the other figures you requested. >... Come on, Commodore, >give us some help. Perhaps you can accelerate the process of Atari >people to switch to Amiga. *FLAME ON* What kind of an ass are you, trying to start another flame war!? Please, please, please, Commodore people, keep your "My computer is better than your computer" opinions in your own newsgroup. Thank you. *FLAME OFF* --Patrick Simon mpsimon@phoenix.princeton.edu 11-12-88 disclaimer: my very own opinions.