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Feb 87 MacUser -- 1987 Mac Product Family?

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From: stiber
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 1987 22:15
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Does anyone know what the story is behind the drawing on page 43 of
this month's MacUser, which depicts "The 1987 Macintosh Product
Family"?  It shows the current Mac+, a Mac+ w/ HD2 (SCSI), two
machines that look like they have the same box and display as the
current mac, but with 2 floppies & a low profile keyboard (one with
HD-20), and three larger machines with separate chassis (one appears
to monochrome, one is stated to be color, and one looks like it has a
8.5x11 monitor, called "workstation").  There is no accompanying text.

   "Faith is good, but skepticism is better"
               - Giuseppe Verdi

			    Michael Stiber
		  UCLA Machine Perception Laboratory

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