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From: ksbc@hirst1.UUCP (Annie Brooking KSBC)
Newsgroups: net.works
Subject: Re: WorkStation Trends
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Date: Wed, 18-Jul-84 20:03:30 EDT
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Personally I don't see any need for colour at the moment, the cost is just not
worth the effort of writing the software to use it.

As for multiple CPU's, having one controling the display is generally very
useful, which is where the Apollo fails and the Xerox doesn't.  Also if your
gonna network this things, EtherNet etc, then another to organise the net is
a good idea, which is where Xerox's bit-sliced CPU comes into action.