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From: barr@Apple.COM (Ron Barr)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac,comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: running DOS pgm on Mac?
Message-ID: <41964@apple.Apple.COM>
Date: 15 Jun 90 17:51:25 GMT
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RP1VOPER@MIAMIU.BITNET (Rob Pickering *******) writes:

>The SE/30 is essentially a IIcx.  It has nothing in common with the IIx
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I hate to disagree with you, Rob, but the IIx, IIcx and the SE/30 are all
basically the same computer. The all use the 68030 and have virtually the
same ROMs. The differences are that the IIx has six slots, the IIcx has 3
slots and a smaller footprint, and the SE/30 has one customer slot and a
built-in 9-inch monitor. I do agree with you that the SE/30 can be 
easily configured as a nice color machine. We have CAD companies that use
the SE/30 because they can attach a large color monitor and use it for
their graphics, and then they use the nine-inch monitor for control functions.

Ron