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> OK. I'm being harsh. At the time, with the information they had, those decisions that now appear stupid could make sense. I don't think you are. At the time
by runjake 4y ago
> OK. I'm being harsh. At the time, with the information they had, those decisions that now appear stupid could make sense.
I don't think you are. At the time, we in the Amiga community were wondering wtf was going on back then, when it was happening.
It was pretty clear the leadership were making bad decisions, when they weren't absent.
- rbanffy 4y agoThey were still investing in 8-bit computers because they thought they'd recoup the investment. They did the 128, the 128D, and almost did a laptop and the C-65. At the time it seemed like a sane thing to do while now we know they probably should have bet the farm on the Amigas (and take that Sun deal for the 3000/UX)