Re: New Mac IIs

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From: Jeff T. Segawa
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1987 20:18

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Guess that an upgraded Mac II w/68030 (they did mean 68030 and not
80386, I assume..?) was inevitable. Hope they throw the 68882 in too.
If it means not having to buy the 68851 chip, it might not be such
a bad deal. Hope the $6K price was for the complete Mac (//e?), not
the upgrade, since my Mac II is only 3 months old and I hate having
a system that's slightly out of date. A $700 price tag, I could swallow
with a bit of kicking and screaming. I'd be first in line for one, though.
Did that article say anything about availibility, or is it still 
pretty much a rumor?

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Subject: Re: New Mac IIs
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