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What to use the MAC for [message #62230] Tue, 14 May 2013 17:10
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Date: Mon, 13-Feb-84 03:21:01 EST
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	All of the comments on the Macintosh have been interesting, and
	I don't think that they belong in the Apple newsgroup, at least
	not just yet. This is new and interesting stuff, and we should
	all be intersted in where computers are going. What strikes me
	(looking from an industry point of view, rather than as a personal
	user - I wouldn't buy a MAC or any other computer on the market
	just now for personal use - they just don't do what I want at
	a price I could pay) is that we have the potential for a real
	impressive intelligent terminal here. Has anyone thought of doing
	for the Macintosh what Bell did for the BLIT? After all, a
	Macintosh DOES cost less, and yet should be able to handle a
	lot of the same features.

	Well, how about it?

		Mats Wichmann
		Dual Systems
		{ucbvax,amd70,ihnp4,cbosgd,decwrl,fortune}!dual!mats
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