| From: | Don Cox |
| Date: | 30 May 2001 at 10:00:52 |
| Subject: | Re: Subject: Re: BoXeR (was: selling some amiga parts...) |
On 29-May-01, Gordon Moss wrote:
> This last analogy, whilst thrushes and blackbirds are members of the
> same genus, they wouldn`t see each other as direct competitors, only
> two pairs of thrushes or blackbirds would. This would be analogous to
> Amiga and Mac, both same genus but totally different proucts, and
> since the aforementoned products will be trying to compete in the same
> Amiga marketplace for customers and the current marketplace has
> diminshed to a large extent already, there can`t be enough room for
> everyone.
My point is that they are not competing in the same Amiga marketplace,
they are competing in different Amiga marketplaces.
And the more markets can be exploited, the better.
Regards
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