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john.chang@scala.com schrieb in 1996Mar11.154254.3246@scala.scala.com 
unter dem Subject Re: PCs so bad as to be embarassing folgendes:

> In <Pine.HPP.3.91.960308102308.12595A-100000@hudson.ECE.ORST.EDU>, Morgan
> Macarthur <macartmo@ece.orst.edu> writes:
> 
> >	I could do better than this with shareware on any Amiga, but 
> >noooo. Anyway, is Scala for PC anywhere near release? I've got to do 
> >something else with this thing.
> 
> May 1st is the release date.  Visit our websites (URLs are in my signature)
> for more information.

And this date seems to be realistic. I was at the CeBIT in Hannover
presenting SCALA MM 100 PC at the SCALA Booth and also the ESCOM booth
and we ran there beta 4. It runs stable and nearly all is working
flawlessly. Only a few smaller things are not yet finished.

I recognized, that the Scala people have implemented most of the
features which I have missed all the time in MM400 :-)

I saw also Dave Haynie and Andy Finkel at the Developer Conference
hold on the Motorola booth :-)

--
 mfg Craven
 Dirk Taggesell, Muenchen
 craven@rlyeh.muc.de
 http://www.lechner.de/dirk

If you really know how the hardware works, you'll write better software,
and if you really know how the software works, you'll design better
hardware.
 
Dave Haynie in comp.sys.amiga.multimedia
                           (Msg-ID: 1995May3.172432.29256@scala.scala.com)