The real genius of Macintosh, Apple's newest personal computer, isn't it's 32-bit microprocessing?

Or that it captures the power of a mainframe on a board 10 by 10 inches?

Or even that it costs half as much as computers half as powerful?

The real genius of Macintosh is that you don't have to be a genius to use it.

Macintosh, the computer for the rest of us.

Hello and welcome to Holcast the best 30-plus minute app conversation you're going to hear.

All week long, I'm your host, Airphone Latch, join me today.

He spends his evenings and weekends slithering around Apple's campus in a camo gilly suit

to gather that sweet intel you all demand.

Some say he's german source, which he will neither confirm nor deny.

He's meant to go to Mac.

Lewis Walls there.

Yeah, I will deny that.

Actually, I am the source.

I just make it all.

Also with us, he uses an external keyboard when writing because the friction from his inhuman typing speeds

is known to melt the keycaps right to the board.

Rendering them useless, he's a new-ish writer at Coltomac.

Griffin Jones is here.

Good evening.

Good evening.

It's not even evening where you are.

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