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Good Old Days.	by stevemills	2002-03-18 03:12:45
It's a pity that these days, improvement in technology is limited to just adding on to what's already there. There's no real innovation anymore. 32mb video card, 64mb video card, etc etc. Back in the Amiga days, it was proven that superior platforms could be built using truly innovative design, and integration was more important than brute force. Computing is going down - when a 1994 Amiga is still a more integrated platform than a 2002 PC, you know there's a problem somewhere.
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OK... how would you innovate?	by DaNutBall	2002-03-18 03:49:32
Excellent question...	by stevemills	2002-03-18 04:05:54
I can't argue with you, but...	by Tehwinnar	2002-03-18 04:44:52
I built one of these for realatives (NForce)	by pecosdave	2002-03-18 07:33:28
Dude, what about the I815?	by slamlander	2002-03-18 07:51:37
Haven't messed with an I815,	by pecosdave	2006-11-19 12:55:59
And you shouldn't either	by TehWinnar	2002-03-18 11:47:22
I'll have to check out CPE one of these times....	by toller_dad	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Haven't been there,	by pecosdave	2002-03-18 12:36:48
The reason we are only upgrading, ...	by klaranth	2002-03-18 05:46:14
one word: Emulation	by pin0cchio	2002-03-18 07:00:37
Design decision?	by Znirk	2002-03-18 08:15:17
I rather think it would.	by stevemills	2002-03-18 08:31:43
So everything that is not new is bad?	by fredf	2002-03-18 09:17:36
True enough.	by mr.coffee	2002-03-18 13:18:50

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