Re: Getting a new 86 a bad idea?

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Subject: Re: Getting a new 86 a bad idea?
From: wnc@IDONTWANTNOSPAM.WCO.COM
Date: Sat, 21 Jun 1997 22:17:46 GMT
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the physical ROM may be the same, but the information on the ROM
definitely changes as each revision comes out.

hockeyman1@earthlink.net wrote:
> The ROM doesn't chang (although the ROM number will).  Don't ask me why
> TI does this, but it's true.  Buying one now is the same as buying one a
> year from now.


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Getting a new 86 a bad idea?

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