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To: cp who wrote (6060)7/7/1998 10:15:00 PM
From: Rio Jangada  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 8002
 
Could someone tell us why GTW has perked up lately. Does it have to do with Windows '98? Or new reviews or analysis, earning hints, etc.?
Generally, it seems that the industry and the company have relatively poor prospects and I am considering an investment on the short side, once again.

RJ



To: cp who wrote (6060)7/8/1998 4:41:00 PM
From: Marc Newman  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 8002
 
<<I like the new imac's.>>

You know cp, I was just thinking the same thing today. Last November when Apple introduced its Apple Store, Steve Jobs put a bullseye on Michael Dell's head. (Dell had started the whole thing by saying Apple should shut itself down.) But with all the buzz about the iMac I am wondering if Gateway's consumer base isn't a new target for Apple.

This is not to say that Apple's mini-resurgence will really have much of an effect on any one pc boxmaker. Just that it becomes another factor in troubled pc-land.

Btw, Apple just did a little test. A young boy set up an iMac out of the box and get on the net in eight minutes. The Stanford MBA setting up a new PC took over thirty minutes.

Just for fun,
Marc