Re: Turbo: A great idea, not properly thought through... ?

Jolyon Smith wrote:

I don't mean to disparage the effort that went into producing it, but
it looks and feels incomplete and rushed.

Yes, looks like Borland doesn't have any graphic designers on staff.
Even the BDS splash screen is amateurish. Strange in a company of its
size.
.

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References:
- Turbo: A great idea, not properly thought through... ?
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