arkpandora wrote:
Well, good question - I mean good answer.
Not as far as I'm concerned, as if I don't receive any answer I will buy one, and if the answer is "Yes" I would only wait because I already have what I need - that is a classic Amiga. Anyway I don't think that waiting potential customers had any influence in the Amiga's destiny, as they are not a distinguishing feature of the Amiga, or only as a consequence of other factors, which as far as I'm concerned were and would still be a reason to buy an Amiga.
Fair enough. I was just remembering a rant that CU Amiga Magazine had in it`s last issue. It was basically blaming A500 owners who didn`t upgrade as the cause of Amiga development stopping. I would agree with that statement.
However, a quick glance at one of the polls on this site reveals that most people`s first Amiga was an A500. So without the A500, there would have been no Amiga user base in the first place!!
I started out with an A600 (all my mates had A500s). It looked soooo much better than the A500 - shame about the lack of edge connector though. Then after a few years I got an A1200, then several more A1200s, then an A4000. Yipee!!