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Re: Apple //c model numbers?

Subject: Re: Apple //c model numbers?
From: "Apprentice" <mark@syndicomm.com>
Date: 11 Jan 2006 10:56:33 -0800
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> The easiest hint tell an original //c from a later model is to look at
> the keyboard and drive door.

I've noticed that some //c that have the 3.5 ROM also have a small
sticker of a 3.5 disk next to the SmartPort connector.  Not having the
sticker wouldn't necessarily mean that you don't have the 3.5 ROMs but
having it would indicate there is a good chance.

-- Mark

http://www.syndicomm.com/~mark/DM8/

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