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Re: Novice Question
- Subject: Re: Novice Question
- From: julian814@hotmail.com
- Date: 22 Jan 2005 06:36:44 -0800
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Bunny wrote:
> I've been told that Apple computers don't get viruses. I'd like to
know if
> this is true or an urban myth. Also, would appreciate if someone
could tell
> me an Apple equiv of my outdated PC - I'm running AMD Duron 1gb with
512mb
> SDram 40gb hard drive and DVD burner. Any info much appreciated.
Well, I can tell you there hasn't been a virus written for the Apple //
series computers in over 25 years. ;-)
As for more modern Apple computers, I'd suggest you ask in a Mac
newsgroup instead.
Ralph Glatt