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From: thompson@m.cs.uiuc.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hardware
Subject: Re: latest word (3-5-89) on SIMM prices
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Date: 7 Mar 90 01:39:40 GMT
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Nf-From: m.cs.uiuc.edu!thompson    Mar  6 12:17:00 1990


Actually, the Technology Works SIMM Installation Kit consists only
 of a Torx-compatible wrench and a semi-unclear booklet telling you
 what to do.  Well, that's unfair... the booklet is clear, but it's
 pretty skimpy.  You have to be pretty confident and electronically
 worldly to be certain you know what you're doing.

But the FullWrite deal convinced me, as well as the fact that the
 only other place I'd heard of (Chip Merchant) didn't take plastic.
 I've been happy with my TW SIMMs over the past two months, and
 if I ended up paying $10 more for the booklet and TORX wrench, I don't mind,
 considering it saved me mucho hassle.

- Mark Thompson	
  TA in a Strange Land
  University Of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign