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To Upgrade, or Not to Upgrade, That Is the Question. March 16, 2017. The other day I was listening to one of my favorite podcasts, the Retro Computing Roundtable. When the host topic really struck a chord in me. In this episode, no. 148. Was hosting and his topic for discussion was Venturing down the retro upgrade path. How far should we go down the upgrade path toward modernity? If you have a, say, 68030 Mac, would you want to put a third-party 68040 accelerator in it? Continue reading . March 6, 2017.
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To Upgrade, or Not to Upgrade, That Is the Question. March 16, 2017. The other day I was listening to one of my favorite podcasts, the Retro Computing Roundtable. When the host topic really struck a chord in me. In this episode, no. 148. Was hosting and his topic for discussion was Venturing down the retro upgrade path. How far should we go down the upgrade path toward modernity? If you have a, say, 68030 Mac, would you want to put a third-party 68040 accelerator in it? Continue reading . March 6, 2017.PARSED CONTENT
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