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To: Linda Kaplan who wrote (3587)	11/11/1997 8:38:00 PM
From: Instock	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4701

Linda: <I don't know what a multi-processor Mac is, whether clone or non-clone. I never heard of that, so I wanted to know what it is. Do you know exactly what model you've got there and which of the clone-makers produced it?> I will get the information for you tommorow from work. I did not call you any name Linda. Re Read, I said " Sour Grapes" or was it " Mac groupies" that you are thinking of? Whatever, I did not mean it as a DIG at you. I was talking about the MAC loyalists who act as Apple is some kind of god. NOT!! It's is a company that is hurting very badly because they cannot sell enough computers to make a decent profit. The Market has voted year after year and the judgment so far is, MAC's have 4% Market share. " trouble-shooting, set-up, and recovery." of coarse it is differant. And that is one place that WinTel is MUCH better then Apple. Apples Crash and burn, WinTels give you a chance to close the problem program and go on with your business. I know, I know, Apple is suppose to do that to, but usually they just crash and burn with no bail out. Windows 95 is MUCH easyier to set up then a Mac Lets talk about the AAPL stock and the balance sheets, thats what effects the stock price. The rest of this will be decided by the consumer. APPLE, 4 % Market Share You might want to visit the APPL Thread: exchange2000.com Anyway, good luck with your long position in AAPL. Instock