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Re: First Impressions of "iMAC"

Subject: Re: First Impressions of "iMAC"
From: someone@wavetech.net (Greg Buchner)
Date: 1998/08/27
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Organization: Apple II User
References: <35E5B68B.6A@msmail.spc.nl> <35E4D21C.1A6C5BDD@Yahoo.com> <1998082717590100.NAA29516@ladder01.news.aol.com> <1998Aug27.213814.571@lafn.org> <35E5EB2E.2251@erols.com>

In article <35E5EB2E.2251@erols.com>, rgurskey@erols.com wrote:

>Of course, this isn't a computer but another of Steve Jobs 
>applicances, i.e. no "slots".

Uh, there is a slot on the bottom of the iMac motherboard.
Nothing listed for it yet, but the expansion capabilities
are there, including the possibility of putting in a box
with multiple PCI slots.

Greg B.

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References:
- Re: First Impressions of "iMAC"
  - From: Pim Blokland <pibl@msmail.spc.nl>
- Re: First Impressions of "iMAC"
  - From: Gabriel Morales <Togega@Yahoo.com>
- Re: First Impressions of "iMAC"
  - From: cturley2@aol.com (Cturley2)
- Re: First Impressions of "iMAC"
  - From: av368@lafn.org (James Poore)
- Re: First Impressions of "iMAC"
  - From: Robert Gurskey <rgurskey@erols.com>

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