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An article about BCS Newton
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Albert Willis)
Sun Sep 20 02:45:41 1992
Date: Sun, 20 Sep 92 02:43:16
From: awillis@MIT.EDU (Albert Willis)
To: bcs-newton@world.std.com
This article appears in the September/October 1992 issue of Quick
Connect, the newsletter produced by Apple's User Group Connection.
NO NEWTON YET-BUT THERE'S A USER GROUP
The first product to incorporate Newton technology (see interview on
page 8) won't be in consumers' hands for a few more months, but there's
already a Newton User Group in the works! The Boston Computer Society
(BCS) is taking the lead by creating a special-interest group dedicated
to Newton.
"We decided to start the group because Newton promises to be a
significant technology," says Al Willis, BCS board member and long-time
BCS activist. "It extends the definition of what a personal computer is
and the BCS is very interested in it. We're very excited about
introducing Newton to our 23,000 members."
The BCS plans to offer monthly Newton meetings as well as telephone
support, an Internet-based mailing list, and a newsletter containing
information about Newton-based products. The Internet mailing list for
the BCS Newton group is already operational.
To get info or join the list, send e-mail to
bcs-newton-request@world.std.com.
