What to do with a 128k mac

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From: Robert Raymond
Date: Thu, 28 Dec 1989 14:57

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	I have just become the proud owner of a 128k mac.  I think that
means that it contains the 64k ROM.  I am looking for ideas for upgrade
options.  Some options I would be interested in are:

	- new motherboard
	- more memory
	- hard disk (does this require new ROM)
	- new ROM
	- higher density floppy drive
	- another floppy drive
	- anything else (fish tank container)

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 Rob Raymond                       Internet: rlr@apollo.HP.com
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 Chelmsford, MA 01824

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Subject: What to do with a 128k mac
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