March 1995 / Letters

Do We Overlook Apple's Innovations?	Tom Halfhill's cover story on Apple (``Apple's High-Tech Gamble,'' December 1994) accentuated the negative.
Formally Correct	I read John Cuadrado's ``Teach Formal Methods'' in your December 1994 issue with interest.
Micropolis Speedier Still	We appreciate the positive points made about the Micropolis 2217AV drive in the review ``Speedy Data Delivery'' (December 1994); however, we challenge the accuracy of your drive throughput results.
Internetasaurus?	In ``Who Needs the Internet?'' (January Commentary), is Richard Jennings serious when he says that ``the Internet is obsolete''?
Safety First	Jerry Pournelle wanders a bit off-field when he argues against using ``trillions of dollars'' to research ozone depletion and global warming.
Big-Screen Monitors	Although I appreciate the information your January Lab Report on monitors provides, I have a few complaints.
Caller ID	I was really pleased to see Amine, Riggio, and Hill's article ``Caller ID Goes to Work'' (January).

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