jww@sdcsvax.UUCP (03/01/87)
According to Barron's, a stock market-oriented financial publication,
Monday: Apple Computer unveils more than 20 new products
including a new line of Macintoshes, aimed chiefly at the
office market ... chief executive Joh Sculley predicts
"Apple's high-end will suddenly become our low-end
products," referrring to new machines that offer "industrial
strength networking."
I guess if that isn't official confirmation of a 68020-based machine,
I don't know what is.
Barron's doesn't mention that Apple stock hit a new all-time high
of 71.375 last week, after closing on Dec. 31 at 40.5. Several
have said the rumored new products have been pushing the price
up, although anyone who'd actually seen the machines would be
guilty of insider trading if they bought the stock.
--
Joel West
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