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From: peters@cubsvax.UUCP (Peter S. Shenkin)
Newsgroups: net.arch
Subject: Re: Reasons For Large Main Memories
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Date: Sun, 31-Aug-86 21:49:13 EDT
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In article <duke.8494> rjn@duke.UUCP (R. James Nusbaum) writes:
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>Some very good reasons for large main memories seem to have been ignored
>in the recent discussion....  					There
>are... certain single user systems which can easily use 10 meg or more
>of address space.  These systems are Lisp systems....

And how about APL machines?

Peter S. Shenkin	 Columbia Univ. Biology Dept., NY, NY  10027
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