Diffs 3B1/7300 - Conversion

[Berentsen]

In article <495 at maxepr.UUCP>, ken at maxepr.UUCP (Ken Brassler) writes:
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> The Unixpc reference manual, which was probably written by
> Convergent Tech, makes no distinction between a 7300 and a 3b1. As a
> matter of fact, the 7300/3b1 terminology is never mentioned.
> Instead, it describes a single computer that can have from 1/2 to 2
> meg of ram, and 10 to 67 meg of hard disk. 3b1, it seems, is just
> AT&T marketing terminology.

2 Meg on the mother board is the key distinction between 7300 & 3b1
	1.) Rumor has it that memory on the mother board is faster 
	    (1 less wait state).
	2.) With 2 meg on the mother board the system is expandable to 4 meg.
	3.) This is the only feature of a 3b1 that is difficult/dangerous
	    to install yourself.