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In article <16094@cbmvax.commodore.com>, daveh@cbmvax.commodore.com (Dave Haynie) writes:
> 
> "A3000UX" is simply a marketing created A3000 UNIX bundle.  It is the same
> A3000 you've been able to buy since June, only it comes with 8 Meg of RAM
> and an optional 200MB hard disk (100MB standard).  And you get UNIX with it.
> At the very moment, no, you can't go to the store and get UNIX, you'd have
> to live with the faster AmigaOS for awhile until UNIX ships.
> 
Ah! You C= folks need to watch out for your dealer network, they may be
your worst enemy!  I heard from a local dealer the statement that an
A3000UX had something "extra" on the motherboard, and that a standard
A3000 or an A2500/30 would NOT be able to run Unix.  It sounded like a
ridiculous enough idea that I didn't really believe it, but you never
know; C= marketing HAS been known to make a few "strange" decisions. I'd
hate to see a return to the "ready, fire, aim" days! 
 I take it from your article that this rumor is in fact untrue, and that
sooner or later current A3000 owners (sadly, I am not one!) (and A2500/30
owners?) will be able to run Amiga UNIX as well?