[News] Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest | ANN.lu |
Posted on 27-Jul-2003 07:31 GMT by Daniel Miller | 78 comments View flat View list |
Here are some quotes from the panelists who spoke at the Amiwest banquet this evening. They were Bill Buck, Ben Hermans, moderator Kermit Woodall, Jens Shoenfeld, and Jeri Elsworth.
Kermit: This is a great time to be in this community. We are getting new products.
Ben: Thanks for your patience. Thanks for waiting for OS4. There's new hardware just around the corner. 30 people [referring to Mai Logic] are working on the Amiga One hardware. I just came back from Fremont California where I had a meeting with some executives who had just returned from Taiwan. The Amiga One Lite is just around the corner. I'm very excited. There's no reason not to buy your Amiga One now. New things are right around the corner. There is modular work to be done to get OS4 on the Amiga One, things like serial device. These things haven't been done yet but it's not rocket science. Right now we are focused on finishing OS4.
Jens: I would like to talk about the Catweasel. It allows very low level access to a disk. The Catweasel may be able to read degrading, old disks. I am talking tonight about software for a change, the software we use for this. It's graphical, open-sourced, will be released for Windows first. Ports for Linux, MorphOS and Amiga OS should follow. Here's a diagram of low level magnetic flux transmissions.
Jeri: Three years ago I decided to make my own computer. I was fanatical about the C64 as a child. I took an early version of the computer to a C64 convention and the crowd went nuts. Jens assisted me with financial backing for my work and invited me to Germany where I spent 5 or 6 months creating the current board.
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Posted by Lando on 27-Jul-2003 15:13 GMT | In reply to Comment 38 (Mikey C): I notice that you're a frequent visitor to amigaworld.net.
Since we all now know how important neutrality is to you, is it safe to assume that you consider amigaworld.net to be a bastion of impartiality?
Would you prefer Amiga.org to have "neutrality" imposed on it Mike-B style? (ie modding down or deleting anything remotely negative about AmigaInc, or posting FUD in any thread remotely positive about Pegasos or MorphOS)? Is this how you would like the amiga.org moderators to prove their "neutrality" to you?
Yep, allowing people to speak freely is a real pain in the arse for those who still think "The Name Inc" is worth a dime, few and far between as you may be. Just don't pretend it's impartiality you're after, as you aren't fooling anyone. |
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