🚀 go-pugleaf

Mike_Hoser_Schloh@cup.portal.com writes:
>Alright, alright. Now what I'VE heard is that Commodore will release an Amiga
>3000 in much the same manner as they did with the 2500... Just slap a CPU
>board in and call it the 3000 (and maybe a hard disk, etc.) No major changes,
>still the same old 2000 motherboard. This time the CPU board will be a 25 or
>28 MHz '030 &'882. I would assume that at the same time, CBM will release the
>awesome 2630 <- notice the '30' not '20'. Just like they released the 2620
>when the 2500 came out. That's nice to know for us 2000 users that our
>machines still hold the potential of becoming the true top of the line Amiga.
>Maybe someone can talk to Commodore and get some clarification? I am NOT
>guaranteeing this to be true at all, thank you.
>
>							-HoserMike

 
You see, everybody complained and complained about how they had to make three
versions of all the hardware- 1000, 500, and 2000...  So now C= is going to
let them rot inside their old 2000's for a while.  When people are on their
knees and begging for a new hardware platform, than C= will come out with the
4500- complete with 64 bit bus... :-)