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Thanks for the book suggestions.

I flipped thru a recent issue of Analog, and saw an article on
two 256K RAM upgrade kits. One thing I was wondering - how many
existing programs try to point the ANTIC chip at a different
bank of RAM than the CPU? Or, more bluntly, is the Rambo upgrade
any less functional than the Newell kit?

Where can we get cheap 256K chip sets?

I guess that about does it for now... Thanks again.

              Howard Chu
              Howard_Chu%UMich-MTS.Mailnet@MIT-Multics.ARPA
              hyc@umix.cc.umich.edu

              Every rule has an exception - except this one.