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In the early 90s I recall seeing that one common desktop publishing configuration that was high-power/relatively low cost was a SE/30, with like a 40MB hard dri
by walrus01 5y ago
In the early 90s I recall seeing that one common desktop publishing configuration that was high-power/relatively low cost was a SE/30, with like a 40MB hard drive, a third party video card in it, and an external 20" black and white tight dot pitch CRT monitor.
- smackeyacky 5y agoMy boss back in the late eighties had an se/30 with an external portrait display, it was pretty funky for the time. We had to struggle with the normal displays which were just a bit too small for type setting academic papers. Having said that, we spent a lot of time in telnet to a Unix box running LaTeX for proper publications.
- jonah 5y agoMy high school journalism department had a couple macs including an SE/30 with the 20"? apple monitor. It was really nice to be able to work on a two-page spread in QuarkXpress but PAINFULLY slow to redraw the entire layout or an ad in Illustrator 88. Those were the days.