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From: Mly.G.Pogo%OZ.AI.MIT.EDU@XX.LCS.MIT.EDU (Bob Soron)
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Subject: Re: Apple Info Exchange: Many topics follow
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Date: Tue, 2-Dec-86 01:02:53 EST
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> 
>         Finally, I'd like to ask a few questions:  Is there anyone who
> would not get a //GS if he/she could?  Has anyone found success with a color
> monitor being able to display 80cols and good graphics?  Does anyone like
> those cardboard insertions in magazines?
> 
>         Okay.  That's all folks.
> 
> --Scott Bresnahan

I wouldn't buy a IIGS.  Apple has decided that the people who got the company
on the way, owners of the ][ and ][+, like me, are not worthy of upgrades.
Further, the IIGS is S......L.......O.......W.  I don't have any desire to
wait a day or two for a super hi-res file to load.  Finally, I bought a
Macintosh to do my "serious" work with, and love it; no matter what Apple had
come up with for both a new computer in the II line and an upgrade path, I'd
be quite happy with this.

Bob

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