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From: mitsolid@acf5.NYU.EDU (Thanasis Mitsolides)
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Subject: Re: page mode vs nibble mode simms
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/* acf5:comp.sys.next / oberst@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Daniel J. Oberst) /  8:47 am  Oct  6, 1989 */
For those of you who are thinking about upgrading memory in your NeXT, I
tried out 4MB of 100 NS RAM from one of the mail-order places in the
back of MacWeek.  $89/MB, Ca$h on delivery, no PO's or plastic, but they
slipped right in, and I rebooted to a 12MB machine that's been humming
along just fine.  They were page mode (according to what the monitor
told me).  This week's price was $83/MB and the vendor advertises
"prices subject to drop without notice!"
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From: ambati@acf5.NYU.EDU (ambati)
Date: 10 Oct 89 12:26 EDT
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Subject: Re: A nice problem (if and only if)
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The problem regarding (a*a + b*b)/(ab + 1) is the square of an integer if 
it is an integer appeared as Problem 6 of the 29th International Mathematical 
Olympiad (July 16, 1988) held in Australia.

B.K. Ambati