Apple PowerMac 7500 and 8500

February 1996 / Editors' Choice Awards / 1995 Editors' Choice Awards: Awards of Excellence / Apple PowerMac 7500 and 8500

On the DOS/Windows platform, multimedia means sound and CD-ROM. The new Power Macs put the multi back into multimedia with integrated audio, speech, telephony, video playback and capture, CD-ROM hardware, qu ality audio output, whiteboarding, and QuickTime conferencing. All this right out of the box -- and at low, un-Apple-like prices.
Contact: Apple Computer, Inc., Cupertino, CA, (800) 776-2333 

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