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To: Jonathan Bird who wrote (8442)2/13/1998 12:08:00 PM
From: BillHoo   of 213181
 
<<The Macs clock was previously expected to overflow sometime in the the second or third decade of 2000 I believe.>>

Actually 2035 from what I understand. But that was for the old 68k Macs (The original Mac, SEs, IIsi, II series, Quadras etc.). Who's going to be using those in 30 years?

The original PC manufacturers thought people would get a new computer by 2000.
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