FS: 540c 167mgz PPC excellent condition

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Author: Eric Keasling
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1998 00:00

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FS: 540c 167mgz PPC excellent condition


For Sale 540c Power Book 24 meg ram 320 meg HD 19.2 Internal Global
Village Modem
2  battery
there is Absolutely nothing wrong with this system the screen is perfect
the batteries
are in good shape the hard drive works so do all the external ports the
floppy works
the system is in 100% working order
$650 to the first caller
this system have the Newer technologys 167mgz PPC upgrade this a fast
540c
$650 to the first caller

this price means you pay shipping (about $20 in the US)

call Eric Keasling
(972) 475-2187

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Re: FS: 540c 167mgz PPC excellent condition

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Author: Gary
Date: Sat, 01 Aug 1998 00:00

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Greetings Eric..

Suspect that Mr. Heinrich Hertz would probably deserve some credit here..

>FS: 540c 167mgz PPC excellent condition
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	Should be MHz 

Cheers,
Gary

Ref:
The German physicist, engineer, and mathematician Heinrich Rudolph Hertz,
b. Feb. 22, 1857, d. Jan. 1, 1894, was the first person to demonstrate the
existence of radio waves. His chief inspiration was Herman von Helmholtz.
After studying the work of James Clerk Maxwell, Hertz demonstrated in 1887
that the velocity of radio waves (also called Hertzian waves) was equal to
that of light. His work ordered the field of electrodynamics, putting an
end to fruitless arguments about action at a distance. The unit of
frequency (one cycle per second) is named the hertz in honor of Hertz's
work.

1998 Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia

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