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From: rhyde@koufax.ucr.edu (randy hyde)
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Subject: Re: Apple IIGS's Memory Limit
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Date: 18 Jun 91 18:09:14 GMT
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Of course, the Apple IIe uses a 6502 with a 16-bit address bus.  That would
limit it to 64K.  Didn't stop people from putting a megabyte into it.
Yeah, it used bankswitching.  The GS could use that too.  That's probably what
AE is alluding to, some sort of bank switching scheme.  I wouldn't know though,
I haven't looked closely at their stuff in a couple of years.
*** Randy Hyde