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[A6000]

Why is everyone attacking Vox when he is only complaining about a machine that "is not fit for purpose", in Britain it is illegal to sell goods that are not fit for purpose, by attacking Vox you are saying "we do not care about the quality of goods offered to the Amiga community" and therefore you cannot complain if other products are offered in a similarly unfinished state.
You will get the products you deserve.

[A6000]

LMAO.   VOX SUING???  Dude has to get a loan to buy a pair of socks and you think he's gonna sue?  Please.  

"In Britain" there is some sort of law about selling goods and them not functioning etc.. see what I wrote above for the reply.

A computer needs drivers to work to its fullest capability,a computer without drivers is like a car without a transmission, the computer is incomplete and should not be sold until the problem has been rectified.

If the company does not support its x1000 customers then can its x2000 customers expect the same treatment?.

[A6000]

So you think it is perfectly reasonable to sell inadequately developed products?

[A6000]

Was this known prior to purchasing the X1000?

You are asking me if Vox knew you thought it was okay to sell inadequately developed products before he bought his x1000?

Since I have only just asked the question, I doubt if Vox knew the answer.

[A6000]

Well, if all the people here who think it is okay to buy inadequately developed products had paid for a Natami, even though the developer had the integrity not to offer it for sale before it was finished, we would have had a 68k amiga compatible years ago.

[A6000]

Right...
Don't buy and A-eon system, because they don't need stupid customers.

Who else will buy their products?

[A6000]

Well, if all the people here who think it is okay to not do research before spending $3000 on a motherboard that did not have all drivers/software implemented, we would all be complaining like vox is.

See what I did there?

Yes, and I agree wholeheartedly, consumers have a right to expect that their purchase will perform as expected, and not to be ripped off by sharks who only care about how much money they can screw out of anyone who gets caught out by misleading advertising campaigns.