Hi All! I think all this is "getting" a bit ridiculous, sorry to say that :-(. I'm getting 20-30 e-mails a day on how people expect one single person to make all of their C= related dreams ever come true. Dreaming about fantastic things is good, and I also won't disclaim that brainstorming is a good way of obtaining good ideas ;-), but do you think that such a complex thingy that you drew up in your last posts will _ever make it to the manufacturing phase? Do you people used to think (at least sometimes) of what you've written? I won't disclaim Jeri's designing power, but just do a simple test: compare how a C128 relates to a C64, then compare how the 'computer' of your last ideas (if it's a defined thing at all) relates to a C64 - then compare the number of persons + the involved money of both developments :-O. Add the fact that you're all having different ideas in the details, then you can decide how far this discussion went and how much odds you have to have this project finished. I think the question is about a much simpler subject: 1: Will you stop confusing Jeri with tons of expectations or 2: you can probably expect her developments to be ended up without any final products because of losing interest. The final word is of course owned by her. I'm just afraid of confusion. Such happens can easily drive single developers to abandon the project - then, in the current case, you'll be stuck with your good-old 16 color VIC-II (OK VIC-IIe + VDC for C128 owners) and won't get just her 'simplest' :-) high-resolution, high color VIC-II replacement that is actually _finished_ and _produced_. Once again, consider creating a _working_ video enhancement that you all can _purchase_ (me not, since I'm rather from the other 'bit-banger' flavour), in favour of creating vaporware. Best regards, Levente - This message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing list. To unsubscribe: echo unsubscribe | mail cbm-hackers-request@dot.tml.hut.fi.
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