From: Paul Braun (cygnus_at_ctgonline.org)
Date: Mon Jul 19 2004 - 07:33:05 PDT
On 19 Jul 2004 at 7:05, Martin Joseph wrote:
> > One of the second- or third-gen Macs
> > had more memory expansion designed into the circuitry, but hidden
> > from Steve because the engineers knew people would want and need
> > more ram.
> Actually this was built into every mac, even the very first 128k. I
> know, because made bunches of them into 512's or 2meggers.
>
I always found this amusing.....
> I Never said Steve was perfect... :~)
>
Fair enough.. ;-P
>
> PS The computer is ALWAYS a forward looking business. It has to be.
>
True. And Apple has been more forward-looking than others, for the most
part -- just frustrating at times.
Paul Braun WD9GCO
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