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13 Jun 04 02:08, you wrote to me:

GK>>> But the problem is still the same, few real-life people have access to networks, and
GK>>> ZX offtopic people have no need for hardware. That's why true
GK>>> consumers don't know about the existence of such boards 8(
VK>> What the hell do true consumers know, they complain about the prices.
GK> And where was the information besides networks???
GK> I personally read on the ATM turbo website, and many don’t even know about this site
GK> know..

The information will be in the 21st paragraph, it was in the networks, including ZetX. It was said on
points. There are no other communication channels.
GK> PS. Quite a large part of spektrumists have been earning money on their own for a long time
GK>, therefore they are not so tight with money, I think there are other reasons. besides the price!?
Let's check. Volodya Bulkachey promised to take the boards to the Central Center, he will try to sell
the boards there.

Vladimir

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GK> they are not so tight with money, I think there are other reasons besides the price!?

Yes, that’s right - money was not a problem even when salaries of $40
were considered steep (there was such a time in many regions). If there is a real product with a price of up to ($150) like SonyPS1/2, then people will start buying it. Just
one will take another for a year after the next salary. Many people need iron speck.

Someone cited research on a survey of foreign citizens to the question “Would you buy an Amiga A4000 for $200 if it were produced now?” so there were
a couple of tens of thousands of people.

Regards.