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From: c60a-cz@danube.Berkeley.EDU (Donald Burr)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hardware
Subject: Re: New Mac Frustrations
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Date: 16 Nov 90 03:41:31 GMT
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In article <9236@latcs1.oz.au> jtc@latcs1.oz.au (John Catsoulis) writes:

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>On another note, why did they use a '000 in the Classic rather than an 010?
>The difference in price is negligable (on the order of a few dollars), yet the
>010 can support (without getting into an argument over it) virtual memory and
>can therefore support this aspect of sys7. I'd be particularly interested in
>comments from Apple people on this last one.


Is it possible to do this?  (replace the processor, maybe add a speedup
card, etc.)  I'd really like to take advantage of as much of Sys7 as
possible, which means I'll have to get more memory (this is in the works;
all I need is cash) and also as you said, a higher level processor.
but can this be done?

If so, for how much, and where do I get the stuff (parts, etc.) from?
(I'm proficient at electronics so I can install it myself)
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