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From: john@quonset.cfht.hawaii.edu (John Kerr)
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Subject: Re: 9000 series 400 features standard SIMMs ?
Keywords: 9000/400 standard SIMM memory modules
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Date: 6 Sep 90 22:39:05 GMT
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In article <550@al.ele.tue.nl>, jos@ele.tue.nl (Jos van Eijndhoven) writes:
> Can anybody tell whether the new 9000 series 400 machines
> have the standard SIMM memory modules ?
> 
> This would allow to buy extra memory a LOT cheaper than the HP/Apollo prices,
> and worked out fine on for instance our Apollo DN2500 machines.
> 
> Jos van Eijndhoven
> Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands
> jos@es.ele.tue.nl

Are you listening HP/Apollo?  Sun machines, unfortunately, do and hence
make it that much harder to continue to justify HP computer purchases.

jk


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