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Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga News and Community Announcements => General Internet News => Topic started by: the_leander on January 18, 2005, 10:31:33 PM
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"The Micro-AmigaOne and Amiga OS4 Developer Prerelease (Update 1)" By Jeremy Reimer
The article starts out with a one page brief history of the Amiga with an introduction on it's birth. Continueing on to the bankruptcy of Commodore through the present day.
The following pages are an indepth review of the Micro A1-C and Amiga OS 4.O DP.
Full article here (http://arstechnica.com/reviews/os/amiga.ars)
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*snigger*
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lol :-D
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nice balanced article :-)
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Ok, what numpty fouled up the URL on the main page for this article? Who was it, own up!
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Some of the ownership history wasn't entirely accurate, but it was a good article all the same. Well balanced, and quite comprehensive.
This is good publicity :-)
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Interesting. How well known is artechnica? Never heard of them before...
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Ha ha, you GOT to read some of the replys to this article:
http://osnews.com/comment.php?news_id=9439
People are ripping on the cost of the micro Amiga. :)
Ya, I wonder sometimes if the guys who think selling out dated PPC hardware for triple the cost of an "at least" more up to date Mac Mini, is logical...
...are infact the kind of people who think Bush and his administration are sane...
...or Kerry or any X prez is sane for that matter. :)
OMG, too funny, AMiga is DOOMed. Not funny. :/
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Interesting. How well known is artechnica? Never heard of them before...
Very well known in respected techie circles. I'm impressed.
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That review has also reached the homepage of the Dutch tweaking/geek forum Tweakers.net. And our tireless Mike Bouma is making sure the Heathens are presented with lots of links to click on :-).
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Well, the article seems to be making the rounds. It's been posted to Slashdot.
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My friend sent me the URL to the article, so I would say that it's pretty good publicity. I guess I should point out that he's not an Amiga user.
I think the article is quite accurate as far as I'm concerned...
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was not dell involved in this to?