Re: What's the IIe's--Arghh!--MHz Speed?

[buggie@ben05.unm.edu (stephen e buggie)]

Who needs speed, anyway?  I don't want to be humiliated by a computer that
can think faster than I can!       ;-)     Steve


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Jason Whorton (jason@microxl.com) wrote:
: Hello.  The speed is 1.048 MHz or something like that.

: Thank you,
: Jason Whorton
: http://www.microxl.com/oldcomputers/main.html

: kaimbridge@my-dejanews.com wrote in message
: <77sgr7$9lv$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
: > Alright, I'll ask what has probably already been asked 10^1000 time:  What
: is
: >the Mhz processor speed of a regular, 128K, 80-column Apple IIe?
: > Given that the "popular" "fast" PCs are around 200 MHz these days--which
: >would be quite a feat, just a few years ago--I'm guessing about maybe 2,3
: or
: >possibly 5 (10?) MHz?
: >
: >     ~Kaimbridge~
: >
: >-----
: > Approxal--A quantity's *transcendental subequivalency*:
: >Zo = .00000...01;  Za = "Zero Asymptotic":  V^Za = .5x[V^-Zo + V^+Zo];
: >Q = Q{Za} = [.5x(1+Q^Za)]^(2-:-Za) <=> Q{dQ} = [.5x(1+Q^dQ)]^(2-:-dQ).
: >   ( The closer dQ is to 0, the closer Q{dQ} will be to Q )
: >
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