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Subject: Re: Apple stumbles...
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Date: Sun, 1-Nov-87 10:02:36 EST
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In article <1043@uhccux.UUCP> cm450s02@uhccux.UUCP (jeff t. segawa) writes:
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>Mac had some very real advantages in it's favor: It had an incredibly 
>sharp display and ...
   I'm glad Jeff mentioned that - I thought I was the only one: all
other obvious differences between the Mac & others, like Amiga (i.e.
user interface etc.) aside, I think my mind was really made up when I saw
the sharpness & resolution of the screen. I *hate* those round, easily
discernible pixels on most other monitors; I can't praise Apple enough
for not rushing into color until it could be made as sharp & clear as
B&W. At least this potential Amiga buyer has become a convert because
of that.                               Eric

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