Description: Apple IIe Card: Can't Use Apple II Memory Expansion Cards
Header: Apple IIe Card: Can't Use Apple II Memory Expansion Cards


 Article Created: 13 August 1991
 Article Last Reviewed: 23 July 1992
 Article Last Updated:

 TOPIC -----------------------------------------------------------

 Up to 1MB of the Macintosh LC's memory can be addressed via a "virtual"
 Apple IIe-style memory expansion card.  Does this mean that an Apple IIe
 memory card can be installed in the Macintosh LC?

 DISCUSSION -------------------------------------------------------

 The Apple IIe Card uses the memory of the Macintosh LC.  The Macintosh LC
 cannot utilize Apple II memory expansion cards, for several reasons:

 - No slot available in the Macintosh LC.

 - Apple II cards are too large for the Macintosh LC.

 - The RAM is too slow.
 Copyright 1991 Apple Computer, Inc.
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