Starke wrote:
Go to wikepedia, and youl find the Virtual Reality machine as part of Amiga, and not part of a different company.
Its simple, do some hardcore research the next few days, and Im sure after many websites, and much reading, you will find the not so easy websites to find, with the valuable type of information, and the realistic type of information.
Just like the company soft3, it is real, and it is now partnered with Amiga, but yet you all still doubt it, whats wrong with you, the information is all over the net, just look very hard to find it, as Amiga is a niche market, it will take longer to get the real deal information!
Blabla.
At university, we had a standard rule for gathering information:
"Much that is useful is not on the Internet, and much that is on the Internet is not useful".
Of course, you can switch "useful" with "true", especially when it comes to wikipedia. It's a nice source of information, but don't trust anything you read. (like why isn't anything mentioned about soft3 on the Amiga.com website? If there was a partnership I'm pretty sure they would have mentioned it somewhere).
