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   -=> Quoting Dave Drum to Fernando Miculan <=-   
      
    DD> Of which I currently own ZERO. Since I made a rookie mistake and   
    DD> hot-swapped printer cables on my Amiga 4000. Fried the CIA chip ...   
      
   Hi Dave ~ I never had the 4000 experience. I sold my 1200 when I felt   
   "left out" by all the software and applications being created for the   
   IBM clone market.   
      
   The Amiga was a great system, sound and graphics way ahead of it's time   
   (especially compared to the XT CGA clone I started using). However, the   
   software development was not there at that time.   
      
   I hear the 3000 and 4000 were graphics powerhouses for using video   
   toaster and such multimedia applications.   
      
   Best regards,   
      
   Don Vally   
      
      
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