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To: Alomex who wrote (18008)	9/15/1998 5:09:00 PM
From: Jeff Hayden	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213176

Here's a new one for you - Intel's gonna make their own iMac-like PC. news.com >>>Intel and a Korean manufacturer are touting new, stylized computers for the future that borrow heavily from the iMac design introduced by Apple earlier this year. . . .<<< The PC world is waking up!

To: Alomex who wrote (18008)	9/15/1998 5:14:00 PM
From: Golden Bear	Respond to of 213176

I agree, that sort of hype & write also makes me uneasy.

To: Alomex who wrote (18008)	9/15/1998 5:15:00 PM
From: BillHoo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213176

<<Tabloid journalism at its best.... >> The trouble with journalism is that thirty years ago, printing technology cost an arm and a leg. If you wanted to get published you had better be good since there were limited publications and a ton of writers. Now you can rattle of hundreds of xerox copies for less than a nickel a page (on the lowest extreme) and other printing technologies are even cheaper by the million. There's probably a shortage of good writers now. With web publishing forget it! Every nutcase can now publish their manifesto and broadcast to millions for the cost of an AOL membership. -Bill_H

To: Alomex who wrote (18008)	9/15/1998 5:15:00 PM
From: J R KARY	Respond to of 213176

Re-organizing AAPL along two product lines makes more sense Buried in Morgan's self-promotion of off-shore etc intrigue was the mention of S. Jobs splitting the company . Having a "pro" product line to sell/install servers, database s/w and a server (Rhapsody OS X) OS is long over-due. FileMaker was removed from the iMAC's original specs. "Outsourcing" the iMAC , along with folding the AIO , suggests AAPL's resources may be focused toward that higher profit/revenue end. Didn't Mr J demo a 400mz copper PowerPC at the last two Seybolds ? Can't be far off . Jim K. Source: MacWeek's Morgan article " There's also been speculation that Apple is taking this "two-track" idea very seriously. So seriously that it might even split into pro and consumer companies, with Mr. Jobs overseeing it all. But it's just speculation and definitely not "official."