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Subject: Re: IIe obsolete/redundant? (was:Re: MacLCw/IIe emulator)
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Date: 26 Oct 90 15:18:18 GMT
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In article <2195@unsvax.NEVADA.EDU> alfter@uns-helios.uucp (SCOTT ALFTER) writes:
>A RamWorks III will hold up to 3 megs.  A RamFactor will hold up to 5 megs.
>You can put one RamWorks III and one or more RamFactors in a IIe.  A Z-Ram,
>on the other hand, is limited to 1 meg.  (Same for the Ram Express, if I
>remember right.)

I thought I remembered ads for 16 Megabyte Memory Cards on the //e. Did I 
imagine that? I thought it was Ramworks III, but I guess it could be 
Checkmate Memory Expansion, or some such thing.

Eric Hsu                           ehsu@husc9.Bitnet, ehsu@husc9.harvard.edu