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From: kuo@boulder.Colorado.EDU (KUO ANDY Y)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac,comp.sys.next,comp.sys.ibm.pc,comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Peace (was Re: What do I want to see in the Apple of the 90's?)
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Date: 17 Dec 89 23:01:55 GMT
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  Although there has been many mistakes/arguments that people made regarding
a Mac or NeXT, I believe the point is, THERE IS NO PERFECT COMPUTER, yet.

  The computer that can provide the "rest of users" a good interface
and joy of computing will eventually live.  I believe both NeXT and
the Mac (and probably others) are among these long live computers.

  The thing is, there will eventually be a lot of changes, both to
the software and to the hardware.

  So, eventually there will be a lot of softwares for the NeXT.  And
a Mac will eventually have a cheap optical drive, good sound..etc and 
probably a command shell.

  Things will eventually evolve, reunify and Merry Xmas to everyone--what
you are fighting over will be solved as time goes by.