Speaking personally, I thoroughly enjoyed every single copy of this email I
received ;-) All, erm, 20 odd of them. *grins*

Ah well... computers - you gotta love 'em.

John.

At 20:24 13/10/96, Thomas Bjorn Andersen wrote:
>   From: David Bushong <dbushong@cory.EECS.Berkeley.EDU>
>X-FC-Conference: local.maple.port-mac68k
>   X-UIDL: d14d9d4524da42b1910621908db07d83
>
>   Sorry, I speak too soon:
>
>   Quoted from the press release when it was announced:
>   >
>   > The Macintosh IIcx system's 68030 runs at 16MHz, as does its 80-bit
>   > 68882 math coprocessor.
>   >
>
>   God, do I need a new computer!
>
>Yup, but on the bright side, your IIcx has full 32 bit busses, whereas the
>Classic II has 16 bit...
>:-)
>
>-- Thomas

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