Re: So what happened at MacWorld?

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From: Gavin Eadie
Date: Mon, 21 Aug 1989 14:19

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The most interesting thing I saw was a complete package (antenna,
preamp, nuBus card) for receiving and displaying weather pictures
from geosynchronous and low orbits satellites, from an outfit in
Newcastle, England. These are the pictures you see each night on
the TV new weather forecasts -- all this for 3,000 UK pounds;
while I was talking to them someone came up with an offer to be
a USA distributor.

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Subject: Re: So what happened at MacWorld?
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