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From: ctne_ltd@uhura.cc.rochester.edu (Chris Newbold)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc,comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Xerox sues Apple!!!
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Date: 19 Dec 89 00:50:28 GMT
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In article <37366@apple.Apple.COM> rewing@Apple.COM (Richard Ewing) writes:
>Latest video technology?  You call VGA and 8514/A the latest technology????
>BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!  Now that's really good!  C'mon now.  I can
>get 24-bit  truecolor cards that actually have an Apple defined
>video standard behind them for under $1000!  Get real on this subject.

I never said that the VGA was the latest video technology.  I can get the same
kind of equipment you boast about for my PC.


>All Mac II cases are very easy to open without sophisticated tools.
>The Torx-15 screwdriver that you refer to open other Macs
>is available at many hardware stores...we didn't invent this standard.

I know Mac IIs are easily opened (also note that I never mentioned the II in
my posting).  The tool I was referring to was not a Torx screwdriver, but the
"MacCracker" that is necessary to seperate the two halves of the case.




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