While the Amiga had NTSC output, of course that was limited to the resolution a TV could produce and so it was pixelated, but the Amiga could do 640x400 on a mo

While the Amiga had NTSC output, of course that was limited to the resolution a TV could produce and so it was pixelated, but the Amiga could do 640x400 on a monitor and that looked less pixelated than the Mac. The Amiga 3000 could do interlaced without any of the flickering you get on NTSC. After Jack left Commodore in 1984, Irving Gould was in control and he seemed hell bent on pulling as much profit as possible out of the company for his personal benefit. He didn't leave R&D or Engineering enough money to do anything meaningful. That is what killed Commodore. The greed of one man.