🚀 go-pugleaf

I think that this argument regarding what machine is better is going nowhere.
It seems that some people like their computer the same way they like their
children: blindly.  There is no question that you get more crunch for your
money in the IBM world NOW. You can pick up a 12Mhz AT compatible with a  
30Mb hard disk for $1200. You can also get the famous hot 386 box for under
$2000. Atari prices just aren't what they used to be. The world changes. I
don't program the way I used to. Now, instead of assembler, I use C. If I
want to have fun, I use LISP. Let me tell you that I have the nicest ST
lisp in the world and does not hold a candle to PC-Scheme. Therefore, for
me, (* I am not saying for everyone *) a hot PC is a better machine. This
was not the case a few years ago.

	If you feel that you must uphold the Atari name, please go to your
nearest Tramiel temple (i.e. Atari dealer) and give a donation.

Andres

P.S.  If the famed TT does beat the price/performance of the 386 box *and*
      I can get good software support for it, I am willing to eat my words,
      but until then, let me propose you look at the facts.