kraut@ut-emx.UUCP (Werner Uhrig) (03/26/88)
In case you don't read the fine print, the following footnote was included
in the Macintosh II ad, p. 18-19 in WSJ of March 25
(c) 1988 Apple Computer, Inc. Apple, the Apple logo, Macintosh,
Appletalk and LaserWriter are registered trademarks ...
Macintosh II comes with a CPU (which isn't shown here) and a mouse
(which is). For the sake of custom configuration, monitor and
keyboard are purchased separately. As are your desk, chair, trash
can, and pencil cup.
And there's no little :-) on the page, either...
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werner@utastro.uucpjetzer@studsys.mu.edu (jetzer) (03/28/88)
In article <1370@ut-emx.UUCP>, kraut@ut-emx.UUCP (Werner Uhrig) writes: > > In case you don't read the fine print, the following footnote was included > in the Macintosh II ad, p. 18-19 in WSJ of March 25 > [ ... ] > Macintosh II comes with a CPU (which isn't shown here) and a mouse > (which is). For the sake of custom configuration, monitor and > keyboard are purchased separately. As are your desk, chair, trash > can, and pencil cup. > > And there's no little :-) on the page, either... I remember Apple ads for the //c that said that the //c was portable, with a little asterisk. At the bottom of the page, it said something like * (Don't you just hate asterisks?) The //c weighs seven pounds. Adding the power supply, monitor, and several bricks will increase this weight. No smiley, either. I thought it was cute ---- Don't you hate line counters?