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In article <519@tci.bell-atl.com> kempf@tci.bell-atl.com (Cory Kempf) writes:
> ...
>If you are going to post examples to "Prove" that a machine with a 16
>bit processor, a 640kB limit on RAM and a 32MB disk size limit is
>better than a system with a 32 bit processor, capable of fully using
>32 MB of RAM, and a 4GB disk size limit, at least try to come up with

OK, I'll bite:  How do you fit 4 GB of disk in a Mac?  Where does this
Mac with 4 GB of disk (even external disk) reside?  I'd like to see it.
What is it hooked up to, an IBM 3380?

>reasonable examples.  
>Cory Kempf	Technology Concepts     phone: (508) 443-7311 x341

Perfect example of what I was just talking about.  Every damn limit
that you are babbling about here has NOTHING to do with PC
architecture.  I am setting up PCs now with 24 MB  (easily expandable 
to 40MB), 600 MB of internal disk, and support for 20 users (easily), 
all for about the price of a fully-loaded single-user Mac IIci. 

Get with the '90s, pal.   Or even the late '80s.

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