Loren Finkelstein wrote:
> I got this from NYCDAUG (New York City Digital Assistant User Group). Can
> Apple legally do this? I know they can stop supporting older versions of
> their software and force you to upgrade, but can they refuse to maintain the
> most recent version of a product?
I'm not sure. I would guess that if January 1st, 2000, all our Newtons stop
working at once, then we could maybe setup a class action suit, but, other than
that, I don't know.
-Laurent.
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