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`APPLICATIONS
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`Choosing And Using
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`36 Data General/One
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`46 512K Macintosh
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`'l 'I 8 What’s New In Hardware
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`Thank you for the tenth anniversary
`Lately, inexpensive daisywheel—
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`based typewriters have been making in—
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`IBM decided to match the daisywheel in
`future of computing. The twentieth an-
`one area by increasing the number of
`niversary issue of Creative Computing
`characters per element from 88 to 96.
`will contain an article by a computer
`For mechanical reasons, the print-
`snob—some kid now in high school
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`writer, even a Sclectric, must be grouped
`real computer, a machine must. have
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`30Mb of memory, voice recognition, a
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`64-bit address bus, and artificial intelli-
`letter Z was born. To convince people to
`gence in ROM,
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`that this new arrangement wasn’t all that
`swallow the AI myth hook, line, and
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