The PDA market still has room, and I reckon an Amiga would outperform a palm running on a dragonball. Mick tinkers design might have caused a lot of heat disipation- but it was fabbed at a very large size. Reduce that to modern size and the disipation would be minimal. While most 'new' users would see it as a cool new PDA/subnote with thousands of excelent games and applications- we would see it for what it is, not a digital assistant, but a fully functional computer. Like the Psion wanted to be (god bless 'em, rest in peace my Revo). I would guess that alan has a lot of room in his house for computers, or never wants to move his computer from room to room, or doesn't commute (like I and many others do). Laptop sales accounted for over a quarter of all PC sales, and that isn't counting PDA's. It's a market you can ignore personally, but as a business decision? you would be a fool to do so I think. Rather than punting AmigaDE (which hasn't much to do with the Amiga in my opinion) they should have tried to sell a small, compact and powerfull OS, Amiga OS.
