Re: Toy Computers

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From: Erik Freed
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 1986 16:16

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One thing that has been missing from these discussions is the great potential
the "toy" St now has for education. High schools can afford a good many STs
and can therefore make them available to more students. I wish that there
had been a $300 68000 machine when I was in high school...
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                           Erik James Freed
			   Aurora Systems
			   San Francisco, CA
			   {dual,ptsfa}!aum!freed

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Subject: Re: Toy Computers
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Date: Thu, 16-Jan-86 11:16:18 EST
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