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From: hammen@ddsw1.MCS.COM (Robert Hammen)
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Subject: Re: Lisa-IIx ?
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Date: 23 Feb 90 00:56:27 GMT
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>|   this ever since the MacII came out. The Lisa used a 68000 running
>|   at something like 8Mhz. Now that 68030-based MacII's are in
>|If my memory serves me right I think is was 4.77MHz.
>	No, it was 7.83 MHz, like the Mac.  The IBM PC ran at

Beg to differ. The Lisa was "advertised" to have a 5 MHz 68000 in it. I'm not
sure what the exact speed was (manufacturers tend to round CPU speeds up, in
order to avoid those messy decimal numbers :-)