Machintosh IIc Memory Expansion Modules?

[A2600]

I know I probably splelled Machintosh bad but thats not the point...

 

Are the 1MB expansion modules for the IIc worth anything to some of you, I ran across maybe 10 - 12 of these the majority are sealed ony 2 or 3 are without the shrinkwrap

[Atariman]

I know I probably splelled Machintosh bad but thats not the point...

 

Are the 1MB expansion modules for the IIc worth anything to some of you, I ran across maybe 10 - 12 of these the majority are sealed ony 2 or 3 are without the shrinkwrap

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I think they will work in some older PCs that take similar RAM (if I understand what you are talking about). The worst I've ever gotten was a parity error when I plunked them in one of my 486's. I think it worked just fine with about anything else I tried it in - I think they'll work in the IIsi computer as well... I think... I haven't messed around with that stuff very much lately, though.

[Bruce Tomlin]

They make very good key chains.

 

I've got a pile of 1 and 4 meg 30-pin SIMMs. And some of them are even 9-bit (parity) SIMMs.

[+else]

There was no such computer as the Macintosh IIc. There was the Apple IIc, and a number of Macintosh II models (II, IIx, IIsi, IIcx, etc).

[+remowilliams]

They make very good key chains.

 

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Cool, I'll have to try that

 

I have a friend who made a poker deck out of Xircom ethernet/modem PCMCIA cards. Bit tough to shuffle though

[A2600]

There was no such computer as the Macintosh IIc.  There was the Apple IIc, and a number of Macintosh II models (II, IIx, IIsi, IIcx, etc).

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It was the si if Im not mistaken

 

I'll pick one up for the heck of a new keychain!!