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From: fozzard@alumni.colorado.edu (Richard Fozzard)
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Subject: Re: Mac emulation
Message-ID: <1991Feb8.214713.23704@csn.org>
Date: 8 Feb 91 21:47:13 GMT
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In article <1387@west.West.Sun.COM> lwake@runcible.West.Sun.COM (Larry Wake) writes:
>In article <1991Feb4.211511.1256@csn.org> fozzard@alumni.colorado.edu
>(Richard Fozzard) writes:
>>Of course, who would buy a Sun, then pay $895 more to run a non-multifinder
>>1 MB Plus? (Though you can run multiple copies of it, they are totally 
>>separate machines; different file systems, no copy/paste, etc.) 
>
>Real estate.  I have a Sparc 1+ on my desk.  I want to run PC
>programs.  I want to run Mac programs.  I don't want to put two more
>monitors, keyboards and mice on my desk, let alone look for someplace
>...
Sorry - I didn't mean to imply that that I thought the emulation was
worthless - quite the contrary, in fact. I only meant that it 
probably wouldn't cause Apple many lost sales, and hopefully therefore,
thay wouldn't cause any legal trouble about it.

rich

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