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>In article <39pe45$d...@harbinger.cc.monash.edu.au>,
>GM Enierga <gme...@lindblat.cc.monash.edu.au> wrote:
>>

>I don't really see the problem with Origin not supporting 486 in next year..

>1. you have every options not to buy any of their games.
>2. by this time next year, the price of Pentium compatible machine (with
>   the coming AMD, Cyrix and NextGen chips) will be less than $2000 (I 
>   think I saw this prediction in the current issue of Byte magazine).
>3. Intel P6 will be out by summer, 1995 (so 486 will be 2 generations behind
>   by this time next year).

>Anyway, I still think that the first point is most valid.. you DON'T need
>to buy any of their games if you DON'T want to.  For the same reason, nobody
>is complaining Cray for only making supercomputer.... why do we want to 
>complain Origin for only making high-end games?  

Listen I don't know where you come from, but when stuff sucks on this planet 
people complain about it.  It's one of the ways of getting what they want in 
the future.  If people don't complain then you get the same old crap and 
Origin, or whoever, doesn't know why no one bought their product, or who 
bought their product, or why they bought their product.   
By the way, don't hold your breath for a P6 by next summer.  And if Intel goes 
to RISC the damn things won't work right with half the stuff anyways, atleast 
game wise.

PDeMaio

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