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From: 128a-3aj@e260-3b.berkeley.edu (Jonathan Dubman)
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Subject: Correction on "We won't play that low end game."
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Date: 3 Oct 88 11:21:59 GMT
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At the beginning of my previous (long) posting, I wrote:

>Opponents of price increases often point to the momumental decreases in the
>price/performance ratio that we are still seeing in the adolescence of the
>computer industry.

Oops - I meant "Proponents"!  Conceptual dyslexia strikes again.  The
price/performance ratio has gone down, so some say the machines now are a
better deal and a higher price is fair.

	-Jonathan Dubman