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Article: At Macworld, fish got to swim and the Symphony plays on
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- August 4, 1994
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For people who like tropical fish but don't like to drip on the
carpet when they change the water in the tank, there's a drier
solution.
Install Aquazone on a Macintosh computer, add fish, a few plants
and care for them daily. With proper attention, they will swim
contentedly around the virtual fish tank, perhaps even multiplying if
they find the environment suitable. Forget to feed them or neglect
the water conditions, and they'll get sick and die.
Aquazone, a program developed in Japan and on sale at Macworld in
Boston this week for $50, is among the more whimsical offerings at
the East's largest trade show dedicated to products for Apple
computers.
At $40 a head to see the exhibits, ...