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Subject: Re:  Apple
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Date: Sun, 4-Oct-87 21:31:00 EDT
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  The GS has no built in modem or hard disk.  It does have a built in modem
port.
  Several companies make hard disks that can be attached to the various
Apple IIs.  All require an interface card, which frequently comes with the
disk.  Most newer hard disks use a SCSI interface, which Apple is pushing
as a standard.  Several companies make hard disks which can be used with
either an Apple II or a Mac, depending on which software you use to install
them.
  As far as I know, you can't yet emulate an IBM, but you should be able to
within the next few months as AE comes out with an emulation card.