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Re: II Laptop (was IIc+ Enhancements)
- Subject: Re: II Laptop (was IIc+ Enhancements)
- From: neiderma@eden.rutgers.edu (Kid)
- Date: 13 Aug 94 14:05:28 GMT
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, N.J.
- References: <31p0f1$6sv@crl3.crl.com> <tolsenCtzv89.5tA@netcom.com> <31rqf5$92j@crl3.crl.com> <Aug.8.12.41.21.1994.8240@er5.rutgers.edu> <rsternCuAHHE.EL@netcom.com>
rstern@netcom.com (Ryan Stern) writes:
>Kid (neiderma@eden.rutgers.edu) wrote:
>: joko@crl.com (Joe Kohn) writes:
>: >I really do want an Apple II laptop. If Tony Diaz could stuff a IIGS
>: >motherboard, hard drive, 3.5" disk and a ZIP GS into his Otrono case,
>: I know some guys who were tinkering with a "luggable" GS that
>: was essentially a ROM3 mounted in a backpack. I'll see what they
>: are doing, if anything.
>do they have a flat screen display, or a mini CRT like Tony Diaz had?
>Seriously, if someone could figure out how to make an interface board/box
>for old pc or powerbook displays, we'd be on a roll!
No, I checked stuff out. It's Bring Your Own Flatscreen, and it's
a super IIe basically. It's a ROM03 GS with a slot extender cable
connecting a 256k static RAM card to slot6. a 3.5" drive is also
attached. The whole thing is supposed to fit into a light wood casing,
and that is supposed to fit into a backpack. Steve doesn't have
anything altogether, he doesn't have a battery pack, he doesn't
have a flat screen. But in its present state it will run
AppleWorks as soon as you cut it on (because of the static RAM).
His concept looks good, but I don't know how far he'll go with it.