They had bought the Amiga computer, it was a graphics icon based point and click mouse driven computer. This is an example of not knowing what they had.

The commodore 64 was selling like hot cakes and they had super margins so they shelved the Amiga and planned on releasing it once the 64 started hitting the saturation point.

In the meantime, Apple mackintosh was released and by the time Commodore realized it and then tried to release the Amiga it was already to late. IBM just announced they were going to enter the PC market and immediately captured 39% of the market, just on the announcement they were going to enter the market, they didn’t even have a computer or an operating system.

Between Apple and IBM it left no room for the Amiga and Commodore ended up with nothing.

A clear case of not knowing what you had, they could have beat Apple to the market by years.

Check out these posts on mine for some other mind shattering applications of the Bose-Einstein Condensate:

The Official Breakthrough to “Taming Gravity”

And -

Environmental Influences of “Taming Gravity”

for the modern considerations of any new technology.

John

~Comments always welcome:

PS OH, for a very good NOVA video explaining the Bose-Einstein Condensate check out this video The Bose-Einstein Condensate Explained!

I am not a electricity genius, but I happen to come across an incident.

I have an electronic piano which only works when connected to the outlet of course via the wire. I happen to unplug it and dropped it on the piano metal stand and since then the piano is working as if it is connected to the outlet and the red light is on (it is been 2 full weeks now).

I did not move any wires and just wanted to take a note until how long this would happen (I took a few pictures too).

If some one is interested to explore the circuit built – please let me know – I could forward the pics.

Thanks for reading.