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Subject: Upgrade potential for Vivante SE

Author:
Sam Hankin

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Date Posted: 23:21:59 02/14/00 Mon

I accidentally hit return before finishing my previous message. But here it is.

I thought folks might be interested to know about the upgradability of their Vivante SEs. Here's a copy of recent email between me and ASE concerning upgrading a Vivante SE.

Subj: RE: CPU upgrade
Date: 1/21/2000 6:11:32 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: service@aseusa.com (ASE Configuration & Service Center)
To: SamHankin@aol.com

The CPU package uses an MMC1 connector which comes standard from Intel. The
upgrade pricing is on out website at http://www.aseusa.com/tt_accessory.htm.

-----Original Message-----
From: SamHankin@aol.com [mailto:SamHankin@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, January 21, 2000 12:06 PM
To: service@aseusa.com
Subject: CPU upgrade

Are the CPUs for the Vivante SEs standard Intel mobile processors? Or are
they mounted on a proprietary daughter board?

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