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From: dale@pro-colony.UUCP (System Operator)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Zip Chip
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Date: Mon, 30-Nov-87 01:48:45 EST
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Posted: Mon Nov 30 01:48:45 1987
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As to the comments from the Zip Chip people that it was too hard to dismantle
a //c to show people their chip.  I installed a couple of Z-Rams while at the
show.  It took all of about 3-4 minutes a piece to open the case, install a
Z-Ram, and close it back up again.  All I can say, is that it sounds like a
neat product....IF it exsits.  As someone posted on a BBS I call occasionally,
"Anybody with a little bit of money can run an ad in a magazine"  and just
think how much money has been generated by those ads.  Too bad people still
don't believe that AE has the PC Transporter card, yet it was at AppleFest and
working.

p.s.  If anybody has questions on the PC Transporter, feel free to send me
e-mail.  I just got one last week to run on my //e.  And to answer a question
that was posted a short time ago as to where the 3x figure came from...that
figure came from the Norton Utilities (I believe the program is called 'SI')

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