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Re: Auction List Posted
« on: June 14, 2003, 11:38:12 AM »
I knew Amiga was finished... but I had an annoying thought in the back of mind that maybe there was some explanation, but this update confirms it in black and white :/

So it is now blatently obvious that it's up to the community to keep things going.. so I've made up my mind: I will buy an A1/OS4 :)

- Paul
 

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Re: Auction List Posted
« Reply #1 on: June 14, 2003, 01:11:41 PM »
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http://www.murphyauctions.net/amiga.html:
Amiga Inc is being sold by order of the property management. Some of the equipment listed has been claimed by vendors as of Wednesday, June 11, 2003. The equipment was only on the premises as a "loaner" to Amiga for development reasons. The following items have been removed from the sale:


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Poster: HMetal Date: 2003/6/14 21:51:12

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    I knew Amiga was finished...



I think you'll need to check that crystal ball again soon.


I have no doubts that "Amiga" as so far as Hyperion & co. and the comunity will carry on, but as far as Amiga Inc. goes... what are you telling me - Amiga is being bought (again)? This is just business as usual? :(

I wanted to see Amiga Inc. succeed; I thought the AmigaDE was cool; And I was so close to buying the Amiga SDK to develop a small mathematics packge for PDA (then my monitor blew up which hurt to replace as I'm a not-so-rich full time uni student).

I don't understand, but then again business bores me so I plead ignorance... Your words and the auction description indicate to me that this was not a voluntary, routine auction. That to me seems like either Amiga Inc. is finished or at least extremely cornered. Wont this affect the so-called "credit rating"? Who will do business with them? Who will want to work for them or rely on them/trust them?

Clearly I've missed something and this situtation is obvious to everyone else. I'll just go back to hacking whatever I'm working on. Perhaps I should do some study. Maybe I'll watch some TV.

- Paul