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On Sat, 5 Oct 1996, Karen Chiu wrote:

> 
> Stay away from Apple machines. The lack of software is the over riding
> concern, but the high cost of peripherals is another issue. It is doubtful
> if Apple will be in business for much longer either.

Hard to say. Even if Apple goes, the licenses to manufactuer Mac clones 
will still function. It's too early to anticipate, but with third party 
machines on the market...well...

Then, what do I know...I own four amigas and a 486 laptop!> > 

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In article <325731B0.73C2@worldnet.att.net>, Karen Chiu
<chiu-scharf@worldnet.att.net> wrote:

> Stay away from Apple machines. 

Posh.

> The lack of software is the over riding
> concern,

Poppycock.

>  but the high cost of peripherals is another issue.

Nonsense.

> It is doubtful
> if Apple will be in business for much longer either.

Piffle.

Stay away from IBMs.  Their software is unfriendly, their peripherals are
unreliable, the system isn't integrated and they're unpleasant to use. 
Plus they're ugly.  And they smell bad.

Like I say, try them both out.  Pick the one you like best.

-Troy