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To: Mario who wrote (2231)	11/6/1997 7:52:00 AM
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All: "early morning announcement" Thursday November 6 6:44 AM EST IBM to Announce New Consumer PC Models By Richard Melville NEW YORK (Reuters) - International Business Machines Corp. plans Thursday to introduce three home personal computers for the holiday shopping season, including the first in its Aptiva family ever to be priced below $1,000. Rollout of the low-priced Aptiva E16 will take place in OfficeMax Inc. stores this weekend, Firestone said. The ThinkPad and high-end Aptiva will receive broader launches,hitting shelves in a range of retailers like Tandy Corp.'s Radio Shack, Circuit City Stores Inc. and others. The Aptiva E16 will reach those retailers in coming weeks, Firestone said. ^REUTERS@