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>In article <A5FBFC81@cu-amiga.demon.co.uk> Mat Bettinson
><mat@cu-amiga.demon.co.uk> writes:
>>
>>The card called 'Delfina' does not, however, have any software as yet.
>>
>>Therefore this is a plea to get some interest from any programmers to
>>develop support software for this product which we feel is of great
>>importance to the Amiga.

>There's plenty of interest from programmers, but the company producing
>Delfina does not seem to be interested in actually supplying the
>programmers with any prototype or development boards.

>My attitude is that if they can't be bothered supplying a board to have
>software written for it, I can't be bothered investing in a dead
>product.

Well, maybe you didn't know that the company is not a multinational
billion dollar company able to just give the cards for free
to everyone? Maybe there just isn't enough money in Amiga business
for company to start throwing away thousands of dollars even
if it would come back due support for it.. Building up a small
company is not a piece of cake.


        Proud owner of THE FIRST SOLD Delfina DSP Audio card
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Pauli Porkka/Digital Audio Systems Designs
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