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From: mrl@oddjob.UUCP (Scott R. Anderson)
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Subject: Re: 68020 shipments to Apple
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Date: Sat, 12-Apr-86 11:12:05 EST
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In article <3179@ut-ngp.UUCP> osmigo1@ut-ngp.UUCP (Ron Morgan) writes:
>I recently received word that Motorola has been shipping approx. 30,000
>68020 microprocessors a month to Apple, along with large quantities of 
>1-meg chips. Does anybody know what's going on? If the Mac were to evolve
>into a 68020-based machine, would there be compatibility problems with 
>existing software? 

This would be in line with rumors I heard the other day about the
Jonathon:  a 68020-based, 2-4 Megabyte machine with a 1024^2 bitmapped
screen.  I'm also wondering about any compatibility problems with
the larger screen.
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					Scott Anderson
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