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To: Stephen Leung who wrote (5681)	10/24/1997 10:47:00 PM
From: J R KARY	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213173

Steve.: AAPL not "narrow minded" - VP of sales supports clones Soup's earlier 12/97 MacWorld post linked to the full interview with AAPL's VP Phil Schiller , but PS answered : << G: If portables are important to having a viable platform, isn't licensing Mac portables also critical? PS: I am 100 percent in support of licensing portables to our clone makers, for a couple reasons: First, customers are asking for it. Second, it helps create more variety, availability, and competition. I think the only issue is timing. Specifically, we need to extract control of power management. We don't want to create a scenario where different companies have different power-management schemes and it doesn't all work properly. >> Maybe AAPL clones adhering to licensed specs ? Mr PS also referred to a Arthur G3 motherboard . Is there a 2nd board coming Nov. 10, 1997 in addition to Gossamer ?