The Best of MacSense (NOV/96)

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MacSense News Roundup, November 1996. Volume 3, Issue 8.

FEATURING: A Preview of the Best of MacSense '96 CD!!!
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Wow! What a month October was! Apple rolled out more new products than
you can shake a stick at (Ok, you can shake a stick at them, but you'd
look a little strange). How's this for a line-up: PowerBook 1400,
MessagePad 2000, eMate 300, Color LaserWriter 12/660, Multiple Scan 15AV,
Telecom 3.0, Open Transport 1.1.1, Performa 6360, Color StylerWriter 2500
Photograde kit, and more... To top it all off, Apple reported a modest
profit!

MacSense November has got the goods on all these items, and word on the
upcoming 533MHz PowerPC compatible processor from Exponential!

NEWS: PowerBook 1400 debuts, along with Newton MessagePad 2000 and eMate
300; Apple posts a profit; 533MHz CPUs!
APPLEBITS: Apple's new Multiple Scan 15AV, Color LaserWriter 12/660;
Apple plans for system obsolescence, and more!
QUICKBITS: New SuperMac and APS Mac clones, BeOS on the Mac, new LaserJet
6MP, and more!
NETBITS: Netscape Navigator 4, PageMill 2.0, First Class 3.5, 33.6
modems, and more!
MAILBOX: Reaction to the transition of the MacSense freezine.
SPECIAL OFFER: The Best of MacSense '96 - a new CD full of our best!
NOVEMBER CD SAMPLER: Speech Recognition and your Mac, by Aaron Vegh
NOVEMBER CD SAMPLER: Review of RAM Charger 3.0

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