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From: jbf@ccieng5.UUCP (Jens Bernhard Fiederer)
Newsgroups: net.micro
Subject: Re: Micros for universities.
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Date: Thu, 29-Mar-84 17:57:04 EST
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Posted: Thu Mar 29 17:57:04 1984
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While I am no anti-PC flamer, the statement that 8088-8086 (etc.) is
state of the art, and the only reason 68K is STILL there is because of the
Macintosh, is confused.  The 68K is state of the art, and the only reason
the 8088 still can be used in the same paragraph without too many giggles
is because of the IBM-PC.  The 16K is somewhat more advanced than the
state of the art(in micros).

jbf
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