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Jay Miner Interview Pasadena, September 1992. "The story starts in the early 1980`s with a company not originally called Amiga, but Hi Toro, which was started by Dave Morris, our president, but before all that I used to work with Atari and I wanted to do a 68000 machine with them. We had just finished the Atari 800 box and they were not about to spend another umpteen dollars on research for a 16-bit machine and the processor chip itself cost $100 apiece. RAM was also real expensive and you need twice as much. They couldn't see the writing on the wall and they just said "No", so I quit!". Jay Miner, father of the Amiga.
Lars Malmborg
Amiga
Aminet
Amiga.org
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SEGA Master System

Charles MacDonald's Home

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Nintendo 64

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