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Re: Macs and clones
- Subject: Re: Macs and clones
- From: Nanci <NGHH@worldnet.att.net>
- Date: 1997/10/07
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: AT&T
- References: <01bbfe2b$ce407440$9a1e0fcb@sex-drive> <1997100705052831432@[195.4.198.249]>
Udo Huth wrote:
>
> Davide Frada <davidef@dove.net.au> wrote:
> > THE BOTTOM LINE IS THAT THE APPLE II's WERE FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY MACS OR
> > MAC CLONES AND I WOULD RATHER USE A VIC 20 THAN AN APPLE MAC OR COMPATIBLE.
> Not to start a flame war... but, face reality man.
> I worked over nine years with a IIGS exclusively. Then the TransWarp
> died and circumstances asked for a PowerBook.
I *love* my IIGS's.....but only in the classroom. I think I
would go crazy working on it at home. In the classroom I can
do so much more cheaper. I can hook my VCR up to it and
document work done by the students so the parents can see
their progress.
But at home....Oh I love my MAC! I started with the old SE
then to a LCII then an LCIII then a Performa 636CD, now I
have a Permorma 7200. I HATE my IBM's. Probably because I
don't use them enough to get to know them better.
> First I bought a PowerBook
> 150 then a PowerBook 190cs. Everything can be done on a
> Mac faster and
> easier than on a 2.8 MHz IIGS,
Yep, he's right.
Nanci:)