Re: Last & complete (?) CT60/63 statistics
- From: "Rodolphe Czuba" <rodolphe.BeurkSPAM.czuba@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 23:04:10 +0200
Ronald J. Hall wrote:
> On Mon, 25 Jul 2005 10:18:53 +0200, Rodolphe Czuba wrote:
>
>> much greater ??
>> I'd like because I would be rich now ! ;-)
>
> :-)
>
>> Maybe if I'd try to do a better price, it may be more attractive...?
>
> I really don't think there was anything wrong with the price. I for
> one feel like I got a high quality item for my money.
>
>> Number of falcons in the world : around 10.000 to 12.000 + 1.000 to
>> 2.000 from C-LAB after.
>> The complete PCB product from atari corp was 20.000, but only 12.000
>> were assembled and put in the market pipe.
>> The other 8.000 were sent partially or totally to C-LAB (2 big cargo
>> airflights from Sunnyvale to Germany it was told to me !) : it is
>> why C-LAB do not modify the PCB (even it was urgent to do it : put a
>> SIMM socket on the mb to avoid the ram card by example !!) for
>> MK1/2/X machines--> they have to sold the atari PCB !
>
> Perhaps what I was trying to say didn't come across to well (lost in
> translation?). Anyways, I guess we should consider out of those
> 12,000 how many are still in use today. Anyone have any idea about
> that? If just half, say 6000 were in working order today, it still
> seems to me that more Falcon owners would have wanted to upgrade
> their machines. More than 287.
You forget that I sold 330 CT1 and 242 CT2 accelerators before !
Some people do not need more than CT2 or CT1...
I sold CT60 to people that have not a CT2 except 1 or 2 people...
But how CT1 + CT2 are yet in use..??
If 6000 F30 are yet in use, they are 6000 that are sleeping somewhere !!
Where are these falcons ? Hey so many people are looking for them...it may
be good to locate some not used falcon !
No falcon on ebay....
Very strange...
> I'm just saying that seems like a low percentage. :-(
>
>> That's now an old story and we should show at the future, not the
>> past !
>>
>> Rodolphe
>
> I agree.
.
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