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From: eve@ssc-bee.UUCP (Michael Eve)
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Subject: Re: need info on CP/M cards for Apple II+
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Date: Thu, 28-Mar-85 13:03:36 EST
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> > Finally, has anyone heard about a product for adding CP/M
> > to the Apple //c?  I've been hearing rumors that such a product is/will be
> > available, but can find no specifics about it.

	The latest Nibble has an for a ][c CP/M card from Applied Engineering.
	The card fits inside the case (probably voiding the warranty if it
	isn't already dead).  CP/M is supplied with the card.
	I believe the price is around $150.

	Applied Engineering has an excellent reputation. I have one of their
	add on memory cards for the ][e and it's great.

	One caution: Putting more chips in the case will only create more heat.
	I don't know what, if any, overheating problems the ][c has.

	Many mail order suppliers sell Applied Engineering cards. I recommend
	Programs Plus (again, see Nibble).

Disclaimer:
	I have no financial or other connection with Applied Engineering or
	Programs Plus.  If they would care to give me a commission for my
	recommendations, I would be happy to change this disclaimer.  I have
	only a slight financial interest in Nibble.

-- 
	Mike Eve     Boeing Aerospace, Seattle
	...uw-beaver!ssc-vax!ssc-bee!eve