Wow, talk about professional, the amiga 3000T must be professional, as well as many other models of amiga. I recently acquired an A3000T amiga. I did so because of a lady that came to the computer store that I worked at and she sold it to me as is for $50 (long story). Our store used to deal Amigas back in the late 80s-early 90s. In fact my boss told me he was one of the distributors that got sent a letter asking him if he would like to place a bid for Commodore in 1994 when it went bankrupt. Anyway, his wife/my other boss, worked at a nuclear power plant near this area for a while and she told me, when she saw the machine, that those were the computers that ran the programs for the actual nuclear reactors. now talk about professional. I was thinking about this and then it occured to me, who would want M$ software to run a nuclear reactor? They wanted a machine that wouldn't crash or generally f*ck up to run these dangerous machines and I for one feel quite proud that they chose Amiga. Whether it was A3000s or A500s, that says a lot about our beloved Amiga.
