Re: II-Alive - Hydra??

[rubywand@aol.com (RUBYWAND)]

In article <52d0ad$o57@seminole.iag.net>, bwells@iag.net (Brian Wells)
writes:

>
>In the Summer 1996 issue of II-Alive, in the 'Rumors, Facts & Fables'
>section there is an article ....
>
>This article speaks of the Mark Twain and then goes on to describe a
>machine called "Hydra". ....
>
>I'd like the URL of the information found on Apple's web site.
>Don't say it's been removed from the site because there are ways of
>getting it anyway :)
>
>A split Mac/GS machine would be cool, but until I see facts that show it
>to be real, I'll file this article under the "Fables" folder.
>

     That might be a good idea. (Still, if you locate the original post on
an Apple site, let us know.)

     Hydra info is mentioned as having been found on a web site as opposed
to being any kind of official Apple, Inc. announcement. Similarly, the
Mark Twain is mentioned as, _possibly_, an Apple, Inc. project because, so
far, we have seen no hard evidence that it was sponsored by Apple.

     In short, both Hydra and Mark Twain are, expressly, treated as
_rumored_ Apple, Inc enterprises. This explains why the items appear in an
article titled "Rumors, Facts & Fables".


Rubywand