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To: Brian Collins who wrote (25659)	7/22/1999 1:49:00 PM
From: J R KARY	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213186

AAPL's very "profitable" products viewed as above the "free pc" fray 1st: "beleagured computer maker" is officially (WashingtonPost iBOOK) replaced by: "resurgent computer maker's ongoing reinvention": washingtonpost.com ===== AAPL sales don't require a "give away": " Apple continues to sell relatively pricey computers while maintaining market share in retail and catalog sales, while allowing makers of Windows-based PCs to slug it out in a market marked by a price free fall. For the month of June, Apple Computer maintained its No. 3 ranking in the retail and mail-order market with strong sales of the iMac, despite falling Windows-Intel PC prices and a crush of sales generated by offers of "free" PCs, according to a report from ... PC Data. The average selling price of Apple's systems, including Power Macintosh systems, was $500 more than the average selling price of a Windows-based PC, according to PC Data. The iMac was the most popular system for the month. It was priced $604 more than the average selling price of the most popular PC model, a system from Hewlett-Packard." news.com ====== Caramba ! Jim K.