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From: jnicolas@athena.mit.edu (Julien J Nicolas)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: NeW FacePlate for OlD Cube
Keywords: Floppy drive, Upgrade
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Date: 7 Dec 90 00:54:47 GMT
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Has anyone succeeded in convincing NeXT to provide new faceplates to the
owners of "old" cubes. I am aware that installing the floppy drive
internally might be a problem for some of the older cubes, but it
appears that a good number of them do have the proper mounting holes,
and in any case it is not difficult to drill a couple of holes yourself.
So. NeXT has turned a deaf ear to my requests so far. I'd like to avoid
having the traditional maze of wires behind the computer. It is a very
simple operation to perform. So why the refusal? 

Any third part listening? :)

Julian Nicolas