Dan Roganti wrote:
Too bad Atari lost out on this, I think they deserved to build this, but
you know how shifty Tramiel was :)
=Dan
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You must be going by RJ Mical's misinformation. Jack Tramiel had
nothing to do with the Amiga, that was Warner Atari Inc. as Curt
mentioned. Tramiel discovered about the previous Warner/Atari
Inc./Amiga deal *after* taking over the Atari Inc. assets and forming
Atari Corp., when his son Leonard discovered the cashed Warner Atari
Inc. check during the project freeze and asset evaluation at the end
of July. Commodore had already filed against Shiraz and several other
ex-Commodore engineers in early July, getting injunctions against them
working on any computers for Jack. Warner still owned the Amiga
contract (i.e. it was not part of the deal with Jack) so he got it
signed over to him and used it to file a suit against Amiga in mid
August as a counter to Commodore. There was never any computer under
Jack that was supposed to use Amiga hardware.
Marty