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Subject: RAM's
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Date: Sun, 8-Jul-84 01:56:08 EDT
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Posted: Sun Jul  8 01:56:08 1984
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Date: 7 Jul 1984 15:31:15-EDT
From: uw-beaver!Edward.Tecot@CMU-CS-H
Subject: RAM's
To: post-fa-info-mac@CMU-CS-H
To: utcsrgv!peterr
To: microsof!infomac

Removing the RAMs is very easy, first, cut them out with a wire cutters and
then *carefully* remove the individual leads with a low power soldering iron.
Note that this reduces the usefulness of the original memory (you will have
a hard time putting it into a socket) but the mother board is safe and ready
to accept the bigger RAM chips.

Rumor:	Apple is currently debating whether or not to support the new 68010
	chip in their Mac upgrade.

						_emt