Subj : Re: Commodore Computers
To   : claw
From : boraxman
Date : Fri Apr 29 2022 21:39:51

 cl>  bo> I never ever got to see an Amiga in action.  I wish I did.  There wer
 cl>  bo> some pretty cool demos for the Commodore 64 and the Amiga.  The demo
 cl>  bo> scene is still alive, new ones are created each year, and what they c
 cl>  bo> do with that machine nowadays is bloody amazing.  I've run new demos 
 cl>  bo> an actual Commodore 64 and I was seeing that machine do things that b
 cl>  bo> in the 90's I would have never thought it could do.
 cl> 
 cl> That system was simply amazing for the time. Basically has Playstation
 cl> quality graphics when Atari 7800 was still cool.  The audio and video
 cl> were just next level.  The fact they could do this all on floppies is
 cl> even that much more insane!
 cl> 
 cl> Its not too late to get one still.  Raymond computer might still have a
 cl> few A1000's or a 500 or 2 laying around
 cl> 
 cl> DrClaw

My wife may not like my collecting yet another computer!  I'd love to have one, but why stop at the Amiga?

I'll keep an eye out for one in Australia.

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