Re: LANceGS Ethernet Card: First Look

[dmitton@cybertap.x.com (Douglas E. Mitton)]

This is great news!

My Apple //GS is still sitting here BUT I very seldom use it now as I
had to "re-allocate" my serial port on my Linux machine, so now my
//GS is isolated, and so not all that useful too me.

After many years of dusting and game play I could really be convinced
to make another //GS purchase.  This functionality could breath life
back into my poor'ole Apple.

Please keep the group posted about this.  I assume these cards must be
purchased from Germany, international commerce being what it is it
could be a little awkward.

If anyone decides to "distribute" locally (especially here in Canada)
please put my email address on your list as I am definetly interested.

(Even the current functionality level, as described by the article,
could give me another access point to my computer/network that the
kids can use for email.)

Thanks again for posting this, I keep monitoring this group and this
is the first news that has "perked" up my Apple interest in quite some
time!  I still can't bring myself to get rid of my equipment though!
I have 3 //GS's (only one set up, with 4Meg, accelerator, SCSI, etc)
and a //c and a //+.

mark.REMOVE.percival@videotron.ca (Mark Percival) wrote:

>Eric Shepherd takes a first look at the LANceGS ethernet card from
>///SSH Systeme.
>
>http://www.a2central.com/features/2000-08/08-lancegs/index.html
>
>
>Mark R. Percival
>Montreal, Quebec
>
>An Apple II fanatic since 1979.


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