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-=> Quoting Dave Drum to Don Vally <=-

 -=> Don Vally wrote to DAVE DRUM <=-
 
 DD> A significant portion of the confuser generated graphics for Lucas
 DD> Films (Star wars, etc) were done on Amiga confusers. It also was a
 DD> great desk top publisher machine

 DD> Had Gould and Ali not bankrupted CBM for fun and profits the Amiga
 DD> could be competing favourably for a big slice of the PC market.

 Agreed, but water under the bridge now. When I first saw the Amiga at
 the store I was flabbergasted at what it could do in comparison with
 the IBM market at the time.

 Thanks Dave, btw - what exactly is a confuser? (just joshing and don't
 call me surely)

 Don


... If you think you are confused now, wait until I explain it!

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