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From: c252-ag@cinna.berkeley.edu (James C. Lee)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: Re: RF on NeXT (was Audio Mixers)
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Date: 5 Feb 91 23:47:32 GMT
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In <1991Feb5.064037.10135@macc.wisc.edu> Andrew wrote:

> Oh, what are people's experience with the amount of RF given off by the
> NeXT?  How does it affect TV's and radios?

Here's a non-scientific test. I have a Cobra cordless phone at home. In
the past when I talk on the phone with either my IBM PS/2 or IBM clone on,
some static noise was always present. However, to my pleasant surprise,
having my cube on has *no* effect on the quality of the phone! Maybe the
magnesium cases really does its work?! :-)


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