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In article <24002@cup.portal.com> Bob_BobR_Retelle@cup.portal.com writes:

>The Atari TT gives you an Atari Cheerleader like Greg Lindhal..

No, Bob, one day I woke up and said, "I don't want to let any more
articles flow by on comp.sys.atari.st with obvious technical goofs in
them. And I'm tired of seeing people repeatedly give Atari advice
about marketing when all they're doing is filling the newsgroup with
junk."

I don't own any Atari stock. I rarely turn on my 520 these days. But I
enjoy quality discussions on comp.sys.atari.st... until recently.

>There aren't any Atari products to compete with most of what the other
>computer companies already have for sale, so you have to fall back on the
>"someday, someday" cheerleaders...   

Excuse me? My point is: don't flame something that doesn't exist yet.
Who knows if will exist or not, ever? I don't. You don't. So don't
waste the keystrokes flaming it.

>>>What has happened to Atari Corp??

>>They are making money selling computers.
 
>Atari Corp is making a lot of noise about IBM compatible "pocketable"
>computers, and "handheld" video games.

And they are making money selling computers. I'll stop repeating
myself on this point, and suggest that you read their stock reports.

And if you don't like the ST, buy something else.

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Greg Lindahl
gl8f@virginia.edu                                  Astrophysicists for Choice.