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Subject: Re: MAC in Europe
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Date: Sat, 12-May-84 01:57:22 EDT
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Date: Fri 11 May 84 09:38:55-EDT
From: Alan Crosswell <uw-beaver!US.ALAN@CU20B>
Subject: Re: MAC in Europe
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In-Reply-To: Message from "Bjorn Lindskog <BJORN@WASHINGTON.ARPA>" of Thu 10 May 84 22:33:16-EDT

We asked Apple about that since many of our users asked the same
question at a Mac demo we put on here last month.  Apple told us (and
it came out in print in the next Consortium newsletter that all that is
needed is a good quality voltage converter since 50 Hz is still within
the Mac's operating range.  They don't use the line frequency for any
kind of clock.

Alan Crosswell
Columbia University Computer Center
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