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#68010

    09-Jul-88 12:15:31
Sb: #133797-#68010
Fm: Don Curtis/SYSOP 76703,4321
To: John Draper 76703,4322
Larry, I agree with you basic assesment…that in spite of the product, the initials sold the machine. But that was my whole point, if IBM didn't have those initials (so to speak)…the world wouldn't be as computer literate today as they are. Certainly it wasn't because their product was a neat thing…it was only because of those initials….but that doesn't matter in the overall view of things. IF that company had decided not to enter the Personal Computer arena…Personal Computers would not be as wide spread today as they are. Plain and simple. I didn't say this was their plan, but it did work out that way, and since IBM was a 'cause'…then they should get the credit inspite of thier product. Don