This document is a survey for current and prospective AMIGA users. The 
authors of this document want to find out what AMIGA users expect from
their computing systems. For those who were Commodore computer users from
the days of the CBM Pet to the heyday of the AMIGA 4000, they will remember
that Commodore produced a variety of high quality computers, but they
were products usually devoid of user input. For example, the A600, was
designed to be a niche replacement for the A500, and although it was based
on an integrated component set making chips less likely to unseat, and
included a PCMCIA slot, it was not what the low end user wanted.

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[generic]                  223     411  54.3% -lh5- b2ef May 23  1995 AL.info
[generic]                 6715   17478  38.4% -lh5- 53d8 May 23  1995 amiesc.txt
[generic]                  222     411  54.0% -lh5- 7adb May 23  1995 amiesc.txt.info
[generic]                 1441    2963  48.6% -lh5- fb0d May 18  1995 spect.ac95
[generic]                  219     411  53.3% -lh5- 69f3 May 23  1995 spect.ac95.info
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