FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Saku 2001 brochure available in PDF format

VANTAA, FINLAND - August 26, 2001 - The four-page brochure on the Finnish
Amiga Users Group's Saku 2001 event is now available for download in PDF
format from the official web site at http://saku.amigafin.org/saku2001/.
The printed version is available at the venue.

Fleecy Moss, Vice President of Amiga Inc., will attend the show and
demonstrate the latest Amiga products such as the AmigaDE. Matay Company
will present their new PCI bridge, the Prometheus. The Mediator PCI bridge
will also be demonstrated with a Voodoo3 graphics card. Latest versions of
Nova Design's ImageFX and Aladdin4D are available for testing. Cloanto's
president Michael C. Battilana demonstrates newest versions of Amiga
Forever and Amiga Explorer. Finnish Amiga retailer Gentle Eye Ky offers
a variety of Amiga products to buy at the venue. Other highlights are
planned.

Saku 2001 will be held on Saturday September 1st 2001 at the Science
Centre Heureka in Vantaa, near Helsinki. The event will open at 12:00
and end at 18:00. Admission will be free of charge. The Saku 2001 Web
site features highlights, directions and other vital information. Two
webcams will be available from the venue. We are also planning an IRC
channel.

Please stay tuned for more details as the planning progresses. For
further information, visit Finnish Amiga Users Group's Web Site at
http://saku.amigafin.org or http://tzimmola.tky.hut.fi/saku/. E-mail
inquiries may be sent to Terho Henriksson (terho.henriksson@kopteri.net).

About Finnish Amiga Users Group

Finnish Amiga Users Group (Suomen Amiga-käyttäjät ry.) is a non-profit
organization for promoting Amiga computing and helping Amiga users in
Finland. Also known as Saku, after its e-zine, the group is trying to
accomplish its goals by organizing meetings and by publishing an e-zine.
Since 1993 the Finnish Amiga Users Group and its predecessors have
released over thirty issues of the magazine and held several public
gatherings. Other accomplishments include the Web site and Sakunet, a
national Fidonet style network of Amiga related bulletin board systems.