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From: dr@ski.UUCP (David Robins)
Newsgroups: net.micro.apple
Subject: Re: Apple //GS
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Date: Sat, 28-Jun-86 14:14:10 EDT
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Posted: Sat Jun 28 14:14:10 1986
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> Heard some rumors about the new 16 bit apple.. It seems (not Confirmed) that
> there "Super HiRes" will be 640x200!!!!!!!! Come Apple u gotta be kidding!!
> With the AVAILABLE Technology that STINKS... any Comments...
> 
> Joe Craparotta

If you read my posting from June 17, I copied the following column:

>In a computer column in the Sunday, June 15 San Francisco Chronicle:
>
>"	According to James Moran of Compuserve's daily news service,
>Online Today, Apple is showing a version of forthcoming Apple //GS to
>dealers in Europe.  Moran says the machine is being called the Vegas
>PC.  It supposedly includes 512K of random-access memory expandable to
>8 megabytes, RS232 and parallel printer ports, disk and mouse
>controllers, and seven expansion slots.  The color display features

>			768 x 512 

resolution with 128 colors available at any one time from a
>palette of 4,096 colors."

I hope this was accurate information.
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