"Amiga" is an actual thing, with actual properties that endear it to actual people, not just a nebulous "concept" of "so-and-so horsepower and oh, it makes nice pictures and sounds too, and probably does the Internet."
I like it, I like all the threads from people who regard the Amiga as some'thing' a bit more than just another computer - We all know that this product had such the following as it did because it went beyond other computers... Because of a unique experience based on a unique product...And therefore I don't see how 'revamping' the Amiga name under the guise of a high-spec end PC clone will change anything for the end user, in a time when computers are in copious demand. And that's the point, if the new Amiga offered something a bit different than modern computers, then I'm sure it would be well-received. But then Again, lots of investments and risks would have to be taken in development.
