Re: What's a Titan Neptune card do?

[SynABit@kc.invalid (Dennis Doms)]

In article <3AA7F8B6.31B4B8@swbell.net>, Rubywand
<rubywand@swbell.net> wrote:

>Andrew Brenner writes ...
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>> I popped open the lid to see what's inside and the card in the "aux
>> connector" slot was apparently made by Titan Technologies.  The only
>> other thing that is printed on the card is the word 'Neptune'.  I'm
>> guessing this is the name of the card.  Unfortunately, I don't know what
>> this card does. This is the first IIe I've ever had and luckily I did
>> get the manual with it, but I don't know enough to really notice any
>> change in operation due to this card.  Any help would be greatly
>> appreciated of course. Thanks!
>> 
>> --andrew--
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>     Don't recognize the name "Neptune". Maybe it was a designation used for
>Titan's Accelerator IIe card. Some places to check for information are ...

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If memory serves, that might be an extended memory card.

Unfortunately, my Internet searches are not confirming it (getting too
many other references).

An accelerator should have a 65xx-series  processor chip on it
somewhere.

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