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From: strange@sprite.berkeley.edu (Steve Strange)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hardware
Subject: Re: Minimum configuration IIsi
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Date: 28 Feb 91 02:52:19 GMT
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In article <993@creatures.cs.vt.edu> alanlb@csgrad.cs.vt.edu (Alan L. Batongbacal) writes:
>Is it possible to buy a IIsi in a configuration other than 2/40 and
>5/80?  I would like to buy one and upgrade it myself to, say, 9/120
>or something like that.

From what I understand, these are the only configurations.  Best bet
is to buy the 2/40 and upgrade.  I did this, and put the 40 meg drive
in a friend's dual-floppy SE after upgrading to a Quantum 105.  I
would guess Apple will not sell a IIsi w/o a hard disk because it
wants to make the drive sale, and because it would be silly to have a
IIsi w/o a hard drive.

	Steve
	UC Berkeley