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...Macintosh Performa: low-priced systems from still the only maker of the Macintosh. You get what Apple is always known...
...display in a computer showroom and wanting to buy the best regardless of cost. But keep in mind that most Harvard students' computers are terribly under-used and they don't even realize it! Also, the money you save from buying a less expensive model (say, a 386SX or Macintosh Centris) may be spent on little goodies such as a CD-ROM drive later...
...waste tons of time deciding whether to buy a PC (one that uses an Intel microprocessor; often called an IBM-compatible or clone) or a Macintosh. The truth is today there really isn't much difference between the two. PCs used to be super-cheap; but now the price war in the personal computer industry has forced Apple to roll out several affordable models. Macs formerly were the only computers that were user-friendly; but a PC equipped with Microsoft Windows or IBM's OS/2 2.1 is just as easy...
Even Apple Computer, whose wildly popular Macintosh computer -- and proprietary software that pretty much prevented competitors from producing clones -- made the company recession-proof in the past, has been badly bruised. Apple, which surprised Wall Street a week ago by reporting a larger than expected quarterly deficit of $188.3 million, has been losing its edge to software systems like Microsoft's Windows, which endow practically any PC with easy-to-use, Mac-like features. In a desperate bid to halt defections, Apple this month cut prices on 23 models of computers as much...
Fulwiler was interviewed Friday in the Gilbert laboratory on the fourth floor of the biological laboratory building at 16 Oxford St. The doctor, who has retained laboratory privileges during the investigation, worked on the Macintosh computer in room 186 for the duration of the five minute interview...