Re: Apple //c+ in Singapore?

[Steve.Leahy@anu.edu.au (Steve Leahy)]

In article <42qn7a$aol@stork.qut.edu.au>, yeo@wattle.qut.edu.au (Willie
Yeo) wrote:

>         The //c+ were sold in Australia too... seen one user in my club that
> carries one of those to the meetings. 

Sorry, but (s)he must have bought it in the US; the //c was discontinued
in Australia over a year before the //c+ was released. Also, the //c+ had
a internal voltage converter ("brick"), and they were only ever released
with 110V converters. If you've actually seen it RUNNING, they must be
using a 240->110V converter between the power-point and the machine.

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Steve Leahy (Steve.Leahy@anu.edu.au)
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