Thank you
Question from E-mail
I just wanted to write you this letter to say thank you. I’m 23 years old and have used Apple computers for ever, except for a little time with the commodore 64 and 128, and the atari, because they had cool games. Oh yeh I also used a computer called a laser it was a Apple clone of some type I think. I joke with people sometimes about how happy I was when we got our new Mac at my house and it had 2Mb of RAM and a 20 Mb hard drive and I thought what am I going to do with all this space, and know it is all about Gig and more. I design websites and I do editing for local tv commercials and corporate videos, for a company that me and my dad own together (he owns more cause he is my dad). I basically would like to tell you thanks for making the Apple I and the Apple II they were great computers and you will be glad to know I still have a working Apple IIe and have over 20 old Apple and Mac computers in storage basically for posterity and to never forget where i came from so to speak. Now I use a G3 266 for editing and I have a iMac, a 6300, a 6500,a LC 580 and a Powerbook 5300cs still going strong at my office. Wow is that iMac G3 fast compared to my LC 580 and my 6300 but I still love the slow ones, but what’s slow really compared to my Mac classic storage now that’s slow. I don’t know if you will read this whole letter, but if you do thanks for everything you done.
P.S. I don’t know how hard core a Mac user I am but I’ve only used one microsoft program in my life and that was because I had to in my computer lab in college, but I always go back to the best computers ever made my Apple’s. Thank you for your time Matthew.
Woz
I can write a few people back, but not everybody. So far I’ve managed to read all my email but it gets very tough at times. I have other things that I used to do, like sleep and eat.
On a personal note, you’ll go further and be more motivated because of your reason, your bias against Microsoft. A lot of people can’t say exactly why they feel this way. Maybe it’s just because Microsoft was overly successful selling junk, while Apple would only sell good stuff. Microsoft has learned that you don’t have to make something good to sell it.