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From: scott@opus.UUCP (Scott Wiesner)
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Subject: Re: My new AT disk trouble theory
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Date: Fri, 3-May-85 11:12:56 EDT
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> Could it be that AT's were designed
> to sit in air conditioned offices?

Probably not DESIGNED to live in air conditioned offices, but possibly
never tested for extended periods of time outside the offices.  When I
worked at Boca, our AT's (summer of 83, long before announce) were all
in labs that required badge access.   I can never remember a case where
our lab was too warm, and it was often cold to the point of being 
uncomfortable.

Scott Wiesner
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