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Subject: GS+
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Date: 6 Mar 88 01:50:00 GMT
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Ralph Hyre <IUS3.IUS.CS.CMU.EDU!ralphw@PT.CS.CMU.EDU> writes about GS+
>I believe he's in charge of product development.  I'm suprised he said
>it, since saying that sort of thing tends to discourage potential buyers.

On the other hand, if Apple takes the position that the IIgs is the last
in a venerable line what does that do for the sales appeal of Apple II's
in general?  The idea that a success will someday be marketed seems
entirely consistent with the notion of "Apple II Forever."

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