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From: cuenews!andrew (Andrew Folkins)
To: ve6mgs!adec23!ersys!kakwa!cs.ucdavis.edu!zerkle
Subject: Re: SCSI-TV - CDTV SCSI controller
Status: R


:Thanks for the announcement.  Before I put it up, I need to know
:how you are associated with the company/product.  Just stick
:the information into the post and send it in again.

Well, I'm one of the founding members of our little development group,
and the one running a UUCP site, so I get to follow in Jim "Emplant"
Drew's footsteps.  If you need a more formal job title for a posting,
you can probably stick "programmer/analyst" in there somewhere (though I
remember I signed something that said 'C software guy' :-).

:Do you really want to put a specific release date on that post?
:That's a rather risky proposition in high-tech development.

It's actually a pretty simple piece of hardware, and we should have the
first batch together in a couple of weeks or so.

Anyway, a little reformatting to match what usually seems to show up in
c.s.a.announce...


TITLE

     SCSI-TV - CDTV SCSI controller

DESCRIPTION

     - DMA device.
     - Supports all devices supported by the Commodore A2091.
     - Supports the Amiga AUTOCONFIG standard.
     - Autobooting capability with Rigid Disk Block support.
     - Supports SCSI-direct protocol.
     - Includes easy to use installation software.
     - Mounts internally using the expansion connector accessable at the
       rear of the CDTV. Your warranty is still valid since the case is
       not opened.
     - Interface uses the CDTV power supply.
     - Internal and external SCSI connectors provided.
     - Can mount a 2-inch laptop drive on the board.

COMPANY

     AmiTrix Development is a group of registered Amiga developers.
     SCSI-TV is our first entry in the mass market, though if anyone
     needs a pipeline inspection system we've got one of those, too.

     AmiTrix Development
     7011 93 Avenue
     Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
     T6B 0W7

     Fax: (403) 929-5356
     CIS: 74130,3033 (Andy Buist)
     ...!ersys.edmonton.ab.ca!adec23!ve6mgs!cuenews!amitrix (Andrew Folkins)
     BIX: afolkins

PRICE

     Suggested retail price: $150 US, $190 Canadian.

OTHER

     Official release date: January 15th, 1993.

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   Andrew Folkins  ...!ersys.edmonton.ab.ca!adec23!ve6mgs!cuenews!andrew
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