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From: wiechman@topaz.rutgers.edu (NightWalker)
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Subject: Re: Anti-Apple Flames (was RE: Apple's Attitude)
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Date: Mon, 13-Jul-87 12:03:20 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jul 13 12:03:20 1987
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From DTREADW@pucc.Princeton.EDU (David Treadwell) Wed Jul  8 14:03:05 1987
 
>Gee, its good to know that my TRASH-80 is not obselete next to the MAC II!
>Last I heard, the MAC II didn't normally come with character codes for
>graphics, a cassette drive to store programs, or run TRS-80 software.



Just think of all those people paying for those expensive backups on
tape when they could of got them cheap and even have a CPU thrown in
as well.


Kevin
-- 
Kevin S. Wiechmann
		"This posting is a figment of my imagination."
             "Real programmers started with 4K on TRS-80 Model I"
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