Hi there,
I'm currently working on a project on the history of our favourite computer and wanted to tap into the knowledge of the Amigans here on a particular subject.
You see, alot of computer histories ignore the Amiga, and I think the reason for that is it's difficult to pin down exactly what the Amiga accomplished. Hence my question to you is how do you think the Amiga contributed to the development of computers in general? What exactly was it's place in history and was there a defining 'moment' or innovation that you think really influenced and effected computing as a whole?
Be intersted to hear your opinions, cheers.
