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Subject: Re: Help: How to tell if MacXL (aka Lisa) is most recent
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Date: Tue, 15-Oct-85 19:05:09 EDT
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Reply-To: mazlack@ucbernie.UUCP (Lawrence J. Mazlack)
Organization: University of California, Berkeley
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I have a problem.  Apple has just delivered to me a second, non-working, used,
Lisa (or MacXL) if you prefer.  These things are not supposed to be used,
and/or non-working.  I'm buying as a developer.
From: mazlack@ucbernie.BERKELEY.EDU (Lawrence J. &)
Path: ucbernie!mazlack

What I would like to know is: How can I tell if it is the most current hardware?
I know that there was a new chip that was put in when it became the XL.  But,
I don't know where or what it is.  Neither does my friendly Apple dealer/repair
person.

Of course, I could just trust Apple, but that hasn't worked out very well so far
   ...Larry Mazlack   MAZLACK@UCBERNIE.EDU