Theyre aiming at that huge market of nostalgic C= owners who have moved on to modern machines, not the rag-tag bunch of misfits you find on retro computing boards (me included). :-P
Sure it's just a PC in C= clothing, but that's what their target market wants, not some weird-ass proprietary machine with no software.
I'm just happy to see old chicken-head back on the scene.
