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In article <3894@well.UUCP> sunny@hoptoad.UUCP (sunny at Astral Consultants) writes:
>And if you refuse to build these things to support your original supporters,
>then support those who are willing to support your original supporters
>by releasing enough technical information about the Lisa to upgrade
>hardware.  THAT's how you build customer loyalty.  Where are the new
>cards to plug into my LISA card cage, Apple?
Yeah, and what about us Apple ][ people. There wouldn't even BE a Lisa OR
a Mac without us. I want an upgrade to a Mac II. But make sure I'm still
compatible with every piece of software or hardware ever made for the Apple
II. And make it cheap. $250 should be about right. But make sure you bundle
some software with it. I shouldn't have to buy more software just to use
my new machine. And hurry.
>If I have to give up my Mac XL because Apple refuses to support it,
>I guarantee I won't buy a Mac II.  I'll buy a real computer, a
>Sun Microsystems machine for less money and more screen resolution
>and a whole USENET full of software support.
Tsk, tsk. NEVER mention "Sun", "support", and "less money" all in the same
breath. You're just asking for it.

Robert

P.S. In case you didn't realize, much -)
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University of Oklahoma, Engineering Computer Network
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