Re: So, what do you think? real IIgs or emulated IIgs?

[Blake Patterson <blake@blakespot.com>]

	Well, all I need now is a RAMFast board and a Transwarp / ZipGS.  I
realize those are the hardest things to come by.  But in a way -- it's
sort of "fun" to stay on the lookout for these things...to use the GS in
its current state while waiting for these upgrades.  Fun upgrading it in
steps.  Just hooked up with a set of Cambridge "PC Works" speakers to
the machine (and my stereo card hasn't even gotten here yet):

http://www.cambridgesoundworks.com/multimedia/pcworks.htm

	...so fine.  But you're right--if it was impossible to find anything
else for the GS, then the emulators' existence would ease my worries, so
to speak.  I think we'll be able to find this or that, even if it takes
some time, for a good little while tho (if no longer "new", from Alltec
or Sequential).  

	Anyway.  My $.02.


bp
Dain Neater wrote:
> 
> Finding CPU's, and monitors and drives is one thing.  Try finding the things
> that truely make the GS an incredible machine.  Transwarps, ZipGS's, SCSI
> cards, and Ram boards.
> 
> This stuff isn't easy to find.  Even things such as the Focus Hard drive's
> will be gone soon.  I am not speaking for Alltech, but I don't see them
> producing these things forever.
> 
> I will use my Apple IIgs until it croaks, but I won't be paying outrageous
> prices for stuff.  If I can replace it fine, but if I have to sell my first
> born to do it.  I still have Bernie, and Sweet 16, and Kegs.
> 
> Thanks guys for your hard work.
> 
> Dain Neater

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