Micro$oft Biz'droid Lusers (was: OT email response format)

Perhaps, but why would one have wanted one of them back then? In fact, why would one want one now? BTW, when the NEXT boxes first came out, we had a few of them sitting around for people to look at and play with. I personally was not impressed. They were EXTREMELY low on gigaflops per picobuck and, aside from the OS, I don't remember any applications that didn't have the same look and feel as a small mono-MAC costing ~1/10 as much. The problem with these machines, as borne out by the market, is that they weren't what the home user wanted. They weren't what I wanted either. I recently saw a NEXT cube for sale in a thrift store complete with its original (Black) laser printer for $10 for the whole shootin'match, and it was running. AFAIK, nobody bought it. I haven't been back to see whether it's sold yet, but it's been a couple of weeks. The laser printer had been there a week or two longer. Dick