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The Amiga was much bigger in Europe/UK than the US, though. The Apple II would be an example of the opposite.
by pavlov 1y ago
The Amiga was much bigger in Europe/UK than the US, though.
The Apple II would be an example of the opposite.
- UncleSlacky 1y agoCurrency exchange rates in the early 80s meant that most US machines were much more expensive than their European equivalents.
- pavlov 1y agoCommodore, the owner of Amiga, was an American company but they had factories in Europe.