Amiga PCs on the way....

[kolla]

Well that, and most certainly some symbols like the graphical representation of the word "Amiga", boing ball, and check mark seen on CommodoreUSA's web site.

AFAIK the checkmark is an abandoned trademark that today is public domain. If not, someone better sue me for my fantastic indigo T-shirts with nice rainbow checkmark on them

[kolla]

The ironic part is that PCs with Amiga stickers is most likely what old CBM would have done too

[kolla]

Lot's, I think you will find the total cost was in the hundreds of millions (at this point I'm half expecting Bloodline to give us an exact figure).

It was much more work for them to port NeXTStep to PowerPC in the first place, and that did take a few years. Moving OSX from PowerPC to X86 was not so much work - the central parts of the OS had been running on X86 all along, the trouble was alot more about having all software providers move to X86 as well.

[kolla]

I would seriously suggest anyone to stay well clear of the guy and especially any of his enterprises.

And Apple, who practice the same all the time, as pointed out in the rant - well, not exactly the same, but what the heck...

[kolla]

It's not ATI developing ATI drivers.

[kolla]

ATI are the only ones that produce anything that have hardware accelerated 3d on more than a 9200.

Right, read the posting I was commenting on.