Apple shows products for its Macintosh line
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Apple Computer Inc, in an effort to remind customers that it still supports in Macintosh products and has not abandoned them for Taligent Inc and Pink, has introduced the Open Collaboration Environment for the Macintosh, the first of many software technologies Apple promises will appear through 1994. Apple emphasizes that its central product will be the Macintosh through 2000, and that Pink, the object-oriented operating system under development by a joint venture between Apple and IBM, will not replace Macintosh operating systems but instead complement them. The Open Collaboration Environment is intended to simplify communication between computer users through document sending and electronic mail. It will also improve the Macintosh's color publishing and foreign alphabet capabilities. Apple intends to sell its software separate from its computers through retailers.
Publication Name: The New York Times
Subject: News, opinion and commentary
ISSN: 0362-4331
Year: 1992
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Small company in effort to clone an Apple computer
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Nutek Computers Inc develops a clone of the Apple Macintosh computer that it believes will withstand any legal challenges. The computer maker is not planning to sell the clone machine on its own, but hopes to provide the chip set to other manufacturers. The company notes that the clone will be compatible with all the Macintosh software and peripherals. Nutek expects the first clones to be available in 1992. The computer maker notes that its motif screen is similar enough to the Macintosh so that users could learn to use it easily, but is also different enough to avoid legal problems. Apple officials claim unfamiliarity with Nutek's efforts.
Publication Name: The New York Times
Subject: News, opinion and commentary
ISSN: 0362-4331
Year: 1991
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