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Subject: Re: Trade IIx for IIci
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Date: 12 Mar 91 00:34:03 GMT
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mhaines@jarthur.claremont.edu (Matthew Haines) writes:

>I have a Mac IIx purchased Jan 18th, 1991.  I would like to arrange to swap
>it to someone with a IIci.  If you have a IIci and wish you had a IIfx, this
>is a good chance, as the IIx is upgradeable to and want to upgrade to a IIfx,
>this is a good chance, since the IIx is upgradeable to the IIfx, and already
>has the 1.4 meg drive.

>--Matthew (mhaines@jarthur.claremont.edu

Maybe this is the twilight zone and no one has told me.  
Do you actually believe that someone will swap a 25MHz 32-bit bus IIci for
a 16MHz non-32-bit bus IIx? 
Sure the IIx is upgradeable to a IIfx, for a mere $3000.

Confused IIci Owner.


(I have a Toyota Celica.  If anyone out there is interested in trading me a
Ferrari Testarossa, please email at the above address)
--
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Dan Walkowski                          | To understand recursion, 
Univ. of Illinois, Dept. of Comp. Sci. |    you must first understand recursion.
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