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Re: ADVOCACY: Falcon030 competes with '486dx-33

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From: Harris Wulfson
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1993 02:16
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Warwick Allison (warwick@cs.uq.oz.au) wrote:

} 
} No.  APPLE foces you into using there hardware.  SCSI, RS-232, Centronics -
} all are supported [SCSI not on ST/STe, but they're old, and - like PC's -
} require an extra host adaptor].
} 
} Anyone considering an Apple should look very carefully at this Apple attitude.
} SCSI-yes.  The rest-no.  Even all the cabling is non-standard, and quite
} expensive.  The Apple StyleWriter is basically just a Canon BJ10e, but costs
} more, and can't be used on anything but an Apple.
} 
} Even the Modem port requires an Apple modem... since it is RS-432 [or something
} like that - not RS-232].
} 

Actually, there are a lot of third party companies making hardware that works
with Macintosh computers. I've seen many different non-apple moniters, modems,
printers, and scanners for the Macintosh.

--
Harris Wulfson
hjwulfson@unix.amherst.edu
  
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