22 May
1998
22 May
'98
7:08 a.m.
At 11:11 5/22/98 -0700, you wrote:
As noted, I don't know. I'm hoping that someone like Tony does.
Of the 16K-64K
mb's there are reputed to have been two distinct series,
called "Series 0" and "Series 1." A 16K,
What distinguishes the two series? I hope that "16K" means "16/64K
model" as opposed to "actually equipped with
16K of memory."
Your hopes are dashed. The only pricey IBM PCs are the ones that had 16K
installed at the factory and weren't upgraded. The 64K ones are relatively
common, although worth keeping; it's like the difference between a Lisa One
and a Lisa 2.
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