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Re: Are Apple II+ memory chips with apple logo valuable?

Subject: Re: Are Apple II+ memory chips with apple logo valuable?
From: quadrajet1@aol.com (Quadrajet1)
Date: 29 Jun 2003 20:31:46 GMT
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<< Worst memory chips??? They are still working today! I just took another look
at my
chips and ther are from Malaysia date code 8015 to 8019. I'm satisfied with a
lifetime of 23 years and counting. >>

  Yes.  They had the highest failure rate when new, and had a low yield rate
during manufacturing.  I didn't say all Mostek chips are no longer functioning,
but they sucked compared to all the Asian cuonterparts.

Raymond

References:
- Re: Are Apple II+ memory chips with apple logo valuable?
  - From: Dave Dragon <davedragonuk@yahoo.co.uk>

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