I don't know, I guess somebody had to try it to find out if there is a market. My gut feeling is 5 to 10 thousand max hardcore Amigans left. If you can sell that many X1000s it will be a success, I suspect theres a few hundred €'s profit in each machine, so lets take €250 as a found figure. 5000 units times €250 = €1.25 million. Steve Jobs probably has a higher credit card limit, but for a small company that's not bad. Enough to keep them in business anyway and maybe develop a the higher end machine that some want.
You have to crawl before you can walk after all. I'm out, I've blown this years computer budget on my wife's iMac, a Mac Mini for the TV and an iPad, but get some apps and develop a true high end machine I might be in the market next year...
I'm not so sure. I'm a hardcore geek so I'm a special case 
But my brother is not, and while he mostly played games, what he's been looking at again was the whole experience. He can play the games under UAE, but that was not enough.
And while AOS4 doesn't look or behave exactly the same, our memories tend to be rose-tinted too (it took me a while to get over the shock of just how primitive even 2.04 was when I got my Minimig set up...) but most of the things many of us *do* fondly remember are still there.
Anyway, even if you're right, as I wrote, even 0.1% is more than 5000 people.
Personally I think the potential is higher - many people are willing to spend a *lot* of money to get back that feeling of computing being fun. A PC doesn't deliver that.
