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I agree with most of your assessment, but need to defend Haynie here:
He had nothing to do with Hombre. His own plans at the time were primarily the "Acutiator". http://www.devili.iki.fi/mirrors/hay.../docs/acu1.pdf (A prozessor and chipset independent board design) |
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@Ras Voja
I have a Vampire V4 stand alone and legacy seems very preserved to me. It seems like a more advanced classic Amiga with better features. Also, I like the small form factor, very portable. |
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