Amiga planned in the near fuiure=Ed. Dear AC: Congrats to Commodore on their new A3000 computer. It's sure to find an honored place in computing. Now of course we must all get on to the business of wondering what their next one will be like! Now that we all know Commodore has those neat 2 meg Super Agnus chips, they're going to have to release a computer with its video memory running at 14.28 MHz. Of course that would enable a true HDTV output but then the Amiga's never minded being ahead of its time. Perhaps the next Amiga could even sport dual video ports to allow monitoring of the control parameters of the video program it creates. Anyone for stereo video binoculars, 2 screen games or 2 person computing at home? And does anyone wonder why the system expansion bus ends at the cover of the 3000? Maybe the truth is that the 2000 series is limited to only 7 cards! C. Robert Spencer Spencerport, NY Dear AC: I am preparing to go to the U. K. and have a question concerning my Amiga 500. When I arrive, will I be able to simply buy a British Amiga power supply and start up my computer, or will I have to use a stepdown transformer? Bobby R. Edmonson Honolulu, I-II -When you reach your destination in the U.K. contact one of the local Amiga dealers and ask them if you need a power converter ora neiopouersupply.
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