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From: Michael.Sweeney@f555.n161.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Michael Sweeney)
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Subject: Re: WHICH IS BETTER - SE/30 OR IISI?
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Date: 20 Mar 91 03:01:30 GMT
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Mary,
I just bought a Mac IIsi at the end of last year.  I love the machine and it 
more than meets my needs, now.  But since I got a "bare bones" system (ie, 2 
MB memory and a 40 meg hard drive), the first thing I had to do was upgrade 
the memory to 5 Meg.  Then I had to get a Nu-bus adapter card to get the math 
co-processer since the IIsi does not come equipped with one.  In contrast to 
the SE30, I have a 13 in. Hi-rez monitor so the screen is much larger than 
the standard Mac screen, in B&W mode, the IIsi is comparable in performance, 
but in 256 color mode, it is much slower.  You All in all, I'm glad I got the 
IIsi rather than the SE30 I was looking at originally.  Just be prepared to 
add the math co-processer and get at least 5 Megs of memory.
 
  *mikes*

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