An Observation

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KD7HTH wrote:
I have noticed the following applies to Amiga as it does with Apple and IBM/Intel:

When you are assembling a system to meet your wants and needs you have the following choices... Fast, Good, Cheap; pick two. This is a technologial law that remains constant where no matter how hard you try you cannot have it all.

Sounds good to me. I'd hate to have fast and expensive.

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KD7HTH wrote:

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Sounds good to me. I'd hate to have fast and expensive.

But no doubt it would be Good!

Good is such a subjective term... as long as it lasts until the next upgrade :-D

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KD7HTH wrote:
Take a mother board with a fast FSB, integrated sound, and video selling at a cheap price. But the board crashes often or over heats easily, or the video is low res or the sound is tinny and distorted. Hence, Fast, Cheap, but no Good.

Take the A1 it is fast, good, but it sure ain't cheap.

One out of three isn't bad :-)