What to do with a 512K Mac

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From: William F. Punch
Date: Wed, 01 Feb 1989 01:37

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Well, the title says it all. I have a 512 mac that I have avoided
upgrading to an E in hopes that another more lucrative upgrade path
might appear and that I might get a job. So now they have the Se/030
upgrade with a motherboard swap and I grad this quarter, so the
question is, what's the best thing to do? Can you swap the 030
motherboard into and old Mac like mine? If not, am I stuck with a 512E
(with all kinds of augmentation I suppose, but why bother with the 030
coming out)?

At the moment it seems to me (supposing that I can't move this old
beast to an 030) that I upgrade to 512E and use it as a machine
to talk to my other new (I was goin to say next :-) machine. Is there
a market for selling these old guys? Thanks for the info.

 There is no such thing as a problem    *	     >>>Bill Punch<<<
 without a gift for you in its hands. 	*	punch@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu
 You seek problems because you need	*         ...!att!osu-cis!punch
 their gifts.		R. Bach 	*  2036 Neil Ave;OSU;Columbus, OH 43210

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