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Article #313Re: Why not >512k?
From: Thomas M. Breuel
Date: Wed, 09 Jan 1985 20:23
Date: Wed, 09 Jan 1985 20:23
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There is already a 1M Mac compatible machine -- it's the LISA 2 with 1M of main memory. Rumour has it that also a 1M Mac will appear in the not too distant future. Smalltalk and similar environments will certainly need it. Thomas. breuel@harvard
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