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Originally Posted by Zak
There were a bunch of machines around almost at the same time with almost the same technical data. A500+, A600, CDTV, A2000. I am not aware of the correct time-line when which machine came up, but lots of machines with 68000 and 1mb chip memory were around and so people thought, O.K. so were is the difference? And all this machines caused fix costs I guess.
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I think the A600 came around about 1991 and people were very disappointed because they expected real progress. Then (under the pressure of the sales department) they published A1200 and A4000 and then all went down (what I already wrote). The basic problem since 1985 to AGA (1992) they did not improve much, they even saved money at R&D (propably not at the "management").