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From: thome@rochester.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.micro.mac
Subject: Memory upgrades & Mac Doctor Electronics
Message-ID: <19501@rochester.ARPA>
Date: Fri, 18-Jul-86 13:10:24 EDT
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Posted: Fri Jul 18 13:10:24 1986
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Organization: U of Rochester, CS Dept., Rochester, NY
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Keywords: 128k,512K,memory,hacks

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	OK! I GIVE UP!  I've finally come to the conclusion that I really
have GOT to upgrade my 128k mac...  so my questions are:
	(1) Is the Dr. Dobb's 512k upgrade still the acknowledged best
(cheapest - yes, I know what I'm doing) way to upgrade to 512k, and where
can I get the errata sheet on that article?
	(1a) What are some good (fast & cheap) mail-order or Boston-area
electronics supply houses for the critical parts (chips & sockets)?
	(2) An ad in a recent Macazine cought my eye - Brainstorm, by Mac
Doctor Electronics... 1 to 4 meg for a 128k or 512k mac... also an SCSI port
at what looked like a good price... Anyone out there with a review or
comments on this company's products?
	That about does it for my questions - answers for 1 & 2 to the net
and for 1a to me (I suspect that nobody but me cares very much about the n
best supply houses).
	"Be seeing you",mike
			mthome@bbn.arpa
			...!allegra!rochester!thome