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>In article <1043@uhccux.UUCP> Jeff T. Segawe writes:
>> ... Trouble is, I can't see spending $500+ to play games! The Amiga needs

In article <717@rocky.STANFORD.EDU> ali@rocky.STANFORD.EDU (Ali Ozer) writes:
>How about graphics/animation/video? The Amiga has a large collection
> We're talking 4096 colors at once,

One of the biggest advantages of the Mac over the 'Miga, when it first
came out (and even now as far as I know) was the printer support.
Even my 128K doorstop (before it became a 1M mutt) could print stuff
out "jest like it looks right 'cher on the screen" (usually
...multi-column docs in Word 1.0x notwithstanding).  I've seen
dot-matrix color harcopy for the Amiga and it stinks.  As for laser
machines, I suppose it's just a matter of the Amiga speaking
PostScript.  But the point is that Mac applications are generally
WYSIWYG from launch to hardcopy, and I think it's that last WYSIWYG
step to hardcopy which made (and still makes) a big difference to a
lot of people.

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Brad Blumenthal                          ARPA: brad@sally.utexas.edu 

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