Re: [vcf-midatlantic] 8-Bit Generation - Jay Miner (and friends) devices

I worked at an computer store that focused on the Amiga and I could spend days ranting about Commodore. Commodore didn't know what to do with the Amiga. They had a great product but wouldn't put the money into it like Apple did with the Mac. There was a moment of light when Harry Copperman took over and he tried to do a few things.

From him we got the 3000UX, the TCP/IP stack & Networking car, the Lowell Board.

While not the best, at least there was some development. I remember there was hope and I think they "promoted" him and it went downhill.