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Finnish Amiga Users Group's Saku 98 Event Was A Huge Success

Petro Tyschtschenko Unveiled The New Amiga Hymn In Finland

ESPOO, FINLAND - March 29, 1998 - Saku 98, organized by the Finnish Amiga
Users Group on March 28th in Vantaa, was the biggest Amiga only event in
Finland in years. Estimated total of 500 people visited the exhibition
during the day and almost 250 were listening Petro Tyschtschenko's speech.

Amiga International's Petro Tyschtschenko launched his new Amiga hymn at
Saku 98. There were five different versions of this promotional song,
ranging from classical to pop. The techno version, which Mr. Tyschtschenko
played after his speech, featured the lyrics "Back for the future" and
"Amiga". Another highlight of Mr. Tyschtschenko's speech was the promise of
cheaper A1200 computers for the members of the Finnish Amiga Users Group.

The exhibition was attended by the leading Finnish Amiga retailers
Amigator, Broadline Oy, Gentle Eye Ky and Tsunami Trading, and the hardware
manufacturer Petsoff Limited Partnership (of Delfina fame). New products,
such as the Phase 5 Blizzard PPC, were on display and a lot of Amiga
software and hardware was being sold. Mr. Tyschtschenko was present the
whole day and handed out Amiga stickers and lighters.

For further information, visit Finnish Amiga Users Group's Web Site at
http://batman.jytol.fi/~saku/ or http://tzimmola.tky.hut.fi/saku/. E-mail
inquiries may be sent to Janne Siren (siren@mikrobitti.fi).

About Finnish Amiga Users Group

Finnish Amiga Users Group is a non-profit organization for promoting Amiga
computing and helping Amiga users in Finland. Also known as Saku, after
it's disk magazine, the group is trying to accomplish it's goals by
organizing meetings and by publishing a disk magazine. Since 1993 the
Finnish Amiga Users Group and it's predecessors have released 24 issues of
the disk magazine and held five gatherings.