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Re: RISC V Laptop announced... Could this be the ultimate AMIGA hardware?
Posted on 24-May-2023 14:37:19 		[ #181 ]
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@V8

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NGL but that price should make it fit right in with the other current amiga offerings


Ain't that the truth!

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