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II Computing December/January 1987
Gift ideas (starting with the $999 Apple IIgs) made up the lead article in this issue; it also examined multifunction expansion cards to "power up your Apple" and reviewed Infocom's Trinity, Broderbund's The Toy Shop, and a computerized running shoe from Puma designed to download data to your Apple. Steve Wozniak was interviewed "ten years after," basically enjoying life as he worked at "CL9" and daydreaming about using the Cray supercomputer Apple was boasting about to "calculate e to a billion digits" (which would "take three months of runtime to calculate it in binary" and "another three months" to convert that to decimal, "printing as you go.") In "Sotto Voce," Margot Comstock quoted people who would have been familiar from the days of Softalk about how the market for personal computing might well have saturated already at ten to twenty percent of the population, those who read "for pleasure, for the sake of knowing, for more information than when to take the next aspirin or which brand of frozen dinner to buy."