Re: What was the first Apple computer to have built in audio?

[Bible John <john.doggett@x-files.gov>]

Okay then the first mac to be able to record as in 1990 and the first 
apple II was in the 80's.  


In article <091120051300316694%nobody@nowhere.com>,
 beavis <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote:

> In article
> <john.doggett-477632.09191209112005@News-West.newsfeeds.com>, Bible
> John <john.doggett@x-files.gov> wrote:
> 
> > I was told (in the comp.sys.mac.system board) that the 
> > first apple to be able to record audio was in 1990.  See why I got 
> > confused?
> 
> No, that's not what you were told.  Apple does not equal Mac, any more
> than Microsoft equals Office.  You initially claimed this (emphasis is
> mine):
> 
> > In those early days [1985], one just plugged in a microphone TO THE MAC and 
> > recorded a voice sound file...
> 
> I told you that you were incorrect, that the first *Mac* with sound
> input capability came out in 1990.  Your answer?
> 
> > Wrong!!  I remember recording audio and playing back audio way way back 
> > during the Apple II days back in the 80's. 
> 
> You switched gears to talk about the Apple II, not me.
> 
> 
> Now, you say the following:
> 
> > Yeah I remember playing with recording audio on a apple IIgs in 1986 or 
> > 1985...
> 
> Then you were using a IIgs, you weren't using a Mac.  They're different
> product lines entirely.  Your confusion was of your own making.

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