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Article #21849Re: New Mac IIs
From: Mike Khaw
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1987 08:07
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1987 08:07
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> after all... taken right out of page 65 of number 5.13 off Bay Area
> Computer Currents, in an article entitled "As Apple Readies New
> Macintosh, Developers Offer Upgrades:"
[ quote about 80386 Mac II ]
> The funny thing is, the article mentions the 80386 FOUR times. Both the
> author and the editor must've been sleeping on the job that day...
Well, those writers aren't always techies. Besides, "68030" and "80386"
have in common:
- 5 digit length
- a "6" on one end
- the sequence "803"
How's a poor harried hack supposed to keep this straight? If you pretend
real hard, you might convince yourself that "sixty-eight-oh-thirty" and
"eighty-three-eighty-six" sound almost the same. B-)
Mike Khaw
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