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From: humphrey@skat.usc.edu (Steve Humphrey)
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Subject: Cheap Memory Upgrade
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Date: Mon, 7-Sep-87 05:38:41 EDT
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In an article about Multifinder, Phil Goldman of Apple writes:

>Although MultiFinder will run in 1 Meg (or even 512k), it is twice as useful
>in 2Meg, just as Switcher would be.  Therefore, it is really worth the $200
>dollars (I'm sure a poor college student could find this kind of deal if
>he looked around a little) to double your memory.  It's unfortunate that
>memory prices are so high, but talk to Ronnie about that one.
>
>- Phil Goldman, Apple Computer

O.K.  I'm game!  Would one of you kind souls direct me to info on
upgrading my SE to 2Meg with $200.  I just MIGHT be able to talk my
wife into an expansion for THAT much!  Shoot, I'm even willing to put
it in myself!  Really, what is the cheapest upgrade I can get?

I've not really been following all the talk of SIMM upgrades since I
was under the impression that another meg was gonna be > $700.  I'll be
TOTALLY STOKED if I can upgrade for cheap!  Thanks Apple!
--
Steve Humphrey                                         USPS:    P.O. Box 1285
humphrey@skat.usc.edu (NOT castor.usc.edu anymore!)          Dixon, CA  95620
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