Amiga Case Designer Faces Intimidation

[tone007]

"I'm the bad guy? How did that happen?"
-BigBenAussie

[tone007]

I did a whole car once.

[tone007]

My guess is TheDaddy has a much better chance of a return on his investment than the CUSA clownshow. More importantly, it's obvious he has the support of the community.

If I had any use for a desktop machine, I'd definitely be in for one of these cases.

[tone007]

And look at what Commodore did during just the last few years, you may not like them, but you are a *fool* if you try to deny them the fact that they *did* get the rights to use the Commodore brand, they *did* get the rights to use the Amiga brand. They *did* put the C64x to the market!

No, that did happen.  It just wasn't particularly impressive for the amount of noise that was made.

:mad:

[tone007]

The noisemakers (read: *SPAMMERS*) comes down to some 5 people, and CUSA aren't one of them.

Take a look down at your keyboard.  See how the keys are looking all shiny and worn?  That's a sign you may have tl;dritis.  It is not known yet whether or not this disease is terminal, but a new keyboard can help mask the symptoms.

[tone007]

Maybe they licensed this one.

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As the use of the trademarks is all CUSA really has (had?) they figured they'd play the big men and show off with their posturing as the rightful owners.  Carrion birds.

[tone007]

Sell a floppy disk or CD with some little "hello world" program and use the case as packaging.

[tone007]

Amiga is a strong, cutting edge technology and brand

Not since the late 80s/early 90s.

its rightful owners won't be able to make a living out of it, much less bring it back to its rightful position as market leader.

If the rightful owners were trying to make a living out of it, they sure could've fooled me.