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Re: Jack Tramiel dies at age 83
« on: April 09, 2012, 07:49:39 PM »
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Jack Tramiel was my hero.  He saved my life.

C64 4ever!

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One must have lived it to understand it..... C64 forever ! :D

Rest in peace, Jack.
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Re: Jack Tramiel dies at age 83
« Reply #1 on: April 10, 2012, 01:01:53 PM »
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CNet's obituary is quite good too., and links to a great interview with Jack from 2007.


Thanks for the link, this qoute down below I agree with a 100 %

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When I was in high school, it seemed like there was almost a culture war between users of the Commodore 64, the Apple IIe, and the Atari 800. What do you think was different about the machines and the people who used them?

Tramiel: The only difference was the price. Because it seems that in this country, if you sell something cheaper, it can't be as good. If it's more expensive, and it's the same product, it must be a better product. That didn't stop me. I still wanted to sell it for a low price. But if a person pays three times as much for a computer, he has to be proud of it, because he paid for it. He can't call himself stupid.
AmigaOS or MorphOS on x86 would sell orders of magnitude more than the current, hardware-intensive solutions. And they\\\'d go faster. --D.Haynie
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