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Re: I appologize for confusing Apple with Mac
- Subject: Re: I appologize for confusing Apple with Mac
- From: shack@onyx.southwind.net (Randy Shackelford)
- Date: 1996/09/14
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: SouthWind Internet Access, Inc.
- References: <511gc3$p5m@europa.frii.com> <514u4o$bk6@borg.svpal.org> <517dq8$276@europa.frii.com> <5191k0$8ll@borg.svpal.org>
Paul Creager (wily@svpal.svpal.org) wrote:
: An "Apple computer" is by definition a member of the Apple II line.
: Apple now only makes Macintoshes. You don't expect to get Amiga software
: when you ask for Commodore, do you? The Amiga was made by Commodore, but
: the Amiga is not "a Commodore". You see the analogy? A PowerBook is
: made by Apple, but it's not "an Apple".
I don't see the analogy because trying to make such an analogy is asinine.
A computer made by Apple is an Apple computer. The End.
If someone were to ask me a question about an Apple computer, I would ask
which one they were talking about rather than assume they mean Apple II.
But then again I accept the fact that there are Apple computers other than
the II series. I suppose you would tell someone asking about an Apple I or
III to get lost? By your thinking they're not Apple computers either.
: Who said I was trying to help her? :) She bought a crappy PowerBook and
: she gets no sympathy from me for coming to the Apple II group to whine
: about her lost faith in ACI. Bummer.
She posted to the wrong group and people gave her a bunch of unnecessary crap
instead of pointing out her error. Really reflects well upon this group and
people who hang out here.
--
Randy Shackelford US Air Force officer
shack@southwind.net and Apple aficionado