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From: tankus@hsi.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Fast AT xtals?  How about fast XT xtals?
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Date: Mon, 27-Jan-86 08:19:58 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan 27 08:19:58 1986
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> 
> 	After reading the articles on improving the speed of the AT with
> faster chips and faster xtals, I am wondering if this is possible for the
> PC and the XT.

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> 	Any clues to resolving this problem would be appreciated.
> 
> Thanks,
> Tim Iverson.
> (iverson@cory.berkeley.edu)

The most recent PC Week (1/21/86) had some info out on companies who are 
producing 80286 motherboards that completely replace the XT motherboard so that
voila!, you have a 100% compatilble (their claim) AT clone. It may bear looking
into.
-- 

            Interested parties please contact: 

            Ed Tankus
            Health Systems Int'l
            100 Broadway
            New Haven, CT 06511
	    (203) 562-2101

		   or

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