Hello Gil
Get a gfx card!!! It will change everything. I have two A3000 one with a
CV64 and one with a CVPPC. It is well worth it. If you dn't want to pay
full price, try to find it used at Amibench, or Ebay. I think I've seen
gfx cards from $100 USD. It will speed up everything. But it is worth it
alone for what it will do for the internet.
Eddie Walker
On 24-Feb-00, you wrote:
> On 24-Feb-00,* Sealey, M.*, of Planet Eros, wrote these Wise Words:
>
>>> ... It was from a German source. IIRC, the numbers
>>> bandied about were only aboue 3000 world wide. To tell you
>>> the truth, that news really depressed me.
>>
>> I sincerely hope you didn't beleive it: pre-order sales of
>> OS3.5 hit around 8,000 anyway, and IIRC they're pushing
>> 20,000 at the moment: there are probably a few hundred sitting
>> in suppliers' warehouses, but they CERTAINLY sold more than
>> 3,000 to customers.
>
> What did they need to encourage them to go for the next level?
>
>>> My family is REALLY pushing that I "get a real computer".
>>
>> Then get one. Buying a Pentium III isn't going to break your
>> Amiga the instant you turn it on..
>
> No one implied or stated that it would. Fact is, one usually
> only has "x" amount of time, and I hate to spend time on a
> machine I don't like. We DO have a Pentium 200MMX already
> but it is the step-daughter's. It is about two years old, and
> I use it at times when I cannot get onto a site because of
> any JavaScript problem. I find the system not much faster
> than my Amiga, but I do have to admit that the graphics are
> a whole lot faster and "nicer". Yeah, I could splurge on a
> graphics card for the Amiga, bur that will be at least $300
> Canadian even if I only get an old Picasso II. The money is
> just not there to support two systems and one just has to go.
>
> I choose to have the Evil Empire be the one to go.
>
> I like the friendliness of most Amiga people, yourself excepted
> of course. : )))
>
> I teach MAC usage at school, and even though I like the new
> OS9, and the OS8.x iMacs are not bad either, I just cannot
> stand something about the other systems. Maybe it is the
> quirky way the Amiga does things compared to them, but I
> get find the Amiga way of doing things a lot more intuitive
> to my way of thinking. I prefer to stick with it.
>
> Maybe when there are some BoXeR's out there, or other new,
> faster, leaner, meaner Amiga's, I will get one of them. I can
> always emulate the other systems, I guess. But, as I said, I
> would rather use Voyager and the related programs, especially
> PageStream, that the Amiga has. It takes money to upgrade that
> to the MAC and Windows environment that I just do not have at
> the time... maybe in two years!
>
> Gil
>
Regards
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