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New product

Date8/17/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: New product: Industry Minister Herb Gray, left, and AES Data Ltd. president John Leng look over AES's new, low-priced word processor. It is expected to sell for about $7,000 and be inexpensive enough to replace typewriters.
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