On Jun 15, 7:40�am, "Michael J. Mahon" <mjma...@aol.com> wrote:
It looks like it may have been written originally to claim 16 MB maximu
m
capacity, but then amended to reflect the actual maximum they were
planning on selling, but someone missed changing the "16" to "3".
At the time, 16MB of DRAM would have made for a *very* expensive
Apple II--and a little warm, too! �And with the 1Mb chips available,
the "stack" of even full-sized extenders would have covered another
slot, negating one of the claimed advantages. �;-)
The extenders are kept *very* short, occupying only the sloping area
and a little of the 'flat', meaning you could still squeeze a serial
card into slot 1. Although, it would probably have to be one of the
third party cards - the SSC is quite long.
Matt