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From: jusmag-jp
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1986 00:43
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1986 00:43
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Greetings from "the Land of the Morning Calm" ...
I walked into the Post Exchange yesterday and found an interesting
sign near the Apple Computers. This sign said "If you have purchased
an Apple 2e, we have (some micro-chip number) available to upgrade
your 2e. These chips will increase the speed of your computer and
are available free of charge if you bring in your sales receipt
and old micro-chips." After discussions with the computer sales
person and store manager, I was told that my computer was old enough
for the upgrade, but since I had not purchased my computer from the
exchange, they would not give me the upgrade.
Is this offer an offer from Apple, Inc., or an offer from the
Post Exchange? What does this upgrade do? What are alternate
routes I can pursue to get the upgrade?
Thanks in advance.
Gregory Hicks for Ken Boeglen
Since I am not on the Info-Apple distribution list, please reply
directly to me at
ghicks@korea-emh or
jusmag-jp@korea-emh
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