I agree about Medhi, what a stupid c**t he was, but at £299 mail order in early 93 A1200 was a good product (the only bargain machine for sale). What was the final nail in the coffin though was from the idiot who put CD32 in production instead of the A1400 prototype machine completed in 93 (except AKIKO). Greedy US Gold/Ocean with crap coded gaes and then running to piracy ripe PC didn't hep Amiga
A1400 = 28mhz 68020, 2mb chip, 2mb fast, Akiko, AGA, CD-ROM but no zorro slots for £499. This would have cleaned up compared to £800-900 branded 80386DX 25mhz PCs in shops running jerk-o-vision Windows 3.1.
Also half price of 4000/030 but same performance and all in a smart Amiga 1000/3000 style slimline case and separate keyboard. Commodore incompetence strike 3.
(Strike 1= passing on Commodore LCD prototype, and 2= never using 128 colour 5x faster Amiga Ranger chipset completed by Jay Miner in 88)
I agree with you on the CD32, never saw the point in that machine, one of the few pieces of Commodore kit that I never bought.
Not sure though if any of the other prototypes would have seen the light of day though, too much dodgy dealings and fixing of the accounts books going on behind the scenes by certain shiesters by that time for anyone to have been able to save Commodore...
