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Re: Zip Demand - Mac vs PC?

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From: Ontario Bicyclist
Date: Sat, 08 Jul 1995 00:00
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In article <3tjkgi$d80@eccdb1.pms.ford.com>, mhughes@pms104.pms.ford.com
(Mark Hughes) wrote:

> jcgroves@netspace.net.au (John Groves) writes:
> > My hypothesis is that Mac users account for a disproportionately high 
> > share of the demand. If this is true, why is it so? 
> 
> Simple.  Almost all Macs in use have SCSI capability; most PCs do not.
> Parallel-port devices are not particularly hot sellers (and the parallel
> ZIP drive is slow).

Actually, I had heard that of the over 3000 back ordered zip drives only
300 were mac!!.. the rest... PC.. go figure!

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From: mittens@io.org (Ontario Bicyclist)
Subject: Re: Zip Demand - Mac vs PC?
Date: 1995/07/08
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