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| | Sharon Cleary (WSJ) interview with Dave Haynie |
 | | The last basic models were the Amiga 4000 and Amiga 1200, released in the fall of 1992. |
 | | A year later, there was the CD32, which was essentially a games-console adaptation of the CD32, and the Amiga 4000T, a combination of the Amiga 4000 and the A4091 SCSI adaptor in a "floor standing" case ("Tower", of course, being a trademark of NCR...). |
 | | I was brought on to the Amiga 500 for about a month, then wound up taking over the Amiga 2000 project in Commodore's West Chester, PA location (it had originated at Commodore's European Engineering headquarters in Braunschewig, Germany). |
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