Macworld July 1996

The latest burst of clock speed featured in this issue (with a comment that “while a leap of, say, 132MHz to 150MHz can feel trivial, the seemingly equivalent leap from 150MHz to 180MHz can feel momentous.” In the meantime, my computer at the time, less than a year old, was running at 75 MHz...) As for whether this meant anything in the face of insistences it was a Windows (95) world and we might as well learn to like it, the “news extra” reported on “the broad strokes” of Gil Amelio’s strategy painted at the Worldwide Developers Conference and David Pogue’s column offered a series of rebuttals to dismissals in the press, even if disgruntled Amiga users just might have insisted some of them sounded a bit like comments in Amiga magazines from just a few years back...