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Originally Posted by alexh
I don't think the same can be said for AT 1200 motherboard?
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I think the main problem was the floppy drive that stopped commerical fears AGA. I guess the whdload crew could explain more on that.
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Originally Posted by eXeler0
Well, that's the dilemma. As a collector you'd probably want both but they are bloody expensive. I had a €1000 bid swiftly rejected by the seller ;-) (For the Atari). But as Alexh wrote, there are those who would say the C-lab is better and even more rare, so it wont be cheap either.
But that's where i got mentally stuck ;-) Original vs a possibly better and rarer clone...
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€1000, Do you have to pay swedish taxes on that as well? Is it a swedish keyboard/TOS ? The prices on ebay are crazy.
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Originally Posted by Galahad/FLT
From a pure cost perspective, the Atari will be more costly.
However, if you actually intend to use the machine and not simply let it sit in a corner until its worth lots, the C-Lab would be the better machine for the simple fact its no doubt been revised and had a few bug fixes over the original Atari machine.
Frankly, i'd have either if I could justify the cost, but I can't, so will just have to hope I strike it lucky one day.
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Sounds like my Amigas sitting in the corner at my parents
