Text: okay well if you don't need that which is really fancy and that has twenty four bit or sixteen million colors if you don't need that that's another fifteen hundred dollars and that's made by a commercial company just for the Amiga IBM and Mac both tried to get them to make it for their machines but they can't because the Amiga's the only PC on the market that has special graphics and sound and peripheral handling chips inside and that's why it can be a multitask operating system and not and handle numerous multiple jobs at once because it has three co-processor chips in there that help out the main CPU and off load from doing the graphics see the CPU in my machine is a little old sixty eight thousand and it loafs because there's three co-processors chips in my machine to handle the graphics the the color graphics one co-processor chips handles all the sounds and it can make it has four channels of sound two of them come right out the back as stereo ports i have mine hooked up to my stereo down stairs has excellent stereo dynamic range and it has a third chip in it that has all your peripherals so that if i were to copy a file from my hard disk to the floppy then the CPU just goes out and tells Paula that's the chip that does peripheral handling copy this file from the hard disk to the floppy and the CPU goes off and does something else because
Entailment: The Amiga is uniquely capable of multitasking thanks to its multiple co-processing chips.
Contradiction: The Mac was the only machine with 24-bit color support and additional co-processing chips enabling true multitasking.