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From: lemke@radius.com (Steve Lemke)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.system
Subject: Re: Mac LC (Should I or Shouldn't I)
Message-ID: <1361@radius.com>
Date: 25 Oct 90 19:03:55 GMT
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lib1966@cuphub.cup.edu writes:

>O.k., this is a simple enough question...
>Should I or shouldn't I buy a Mac LC?

Why not?  It seems like a pretty cool, and inexpensive Mac.

>This may be a little tougher...
>Since the LC does not come with a built in math co-processor (like the Mac
>	II series), can one be installed, and will it take up the one slot
>	in the mac?

Yes, one could be installed, but it will take up the slot.  Best bet would
be to buy a (useful) card from some company that also gives you the option
to install a co-processor.  I don't know of any such cards presently available,
but then again, you might want to consider whether you REALLY need the chip or
not (at least initially).

>The final question?
>How long should I wait to buy it before SYS 7.0 comes with it?

Oooohhhh, I don't know if you want to _wait_ THAT long...  Especially if
you don't already have a computer - it _could_ be a while.  Buy it now,
enjoy it now, and get 7.0 when it becomes available.
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