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In article <7185@sugar.hackercorp.com> ssd@sugar.hackercorp.com (Scott Denham) writes:
>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..

Well, actually 9 Meg if you include Chip RAM...

> 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? 

Technically speaking, certainly.  Far as I know, the UNIX folks don't have
any special "A3000UX" machine in their offices, and until last summer, they
all had A2500/30s there (the A3000 does offer the advantage of easily having
more than 4Meg of 32 bit RAM, important for memory hungry UNIX).  Whether C=
will sell a stand-alone UNIX package, or only offer the A3000UX bundle, is
of course purely a marketing decision.

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