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Re: Apple][VGA - finally available

Subject: Re: Apple][VGA - finally available
From: "Ferdinan Meyer-hermann" <ferdinan.meyer-hermann@a2central.com.remove-joh-this>
Date: Fri, 8 Aug 2008 23:51:27 +0200
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  To: jonnosan
Just for information:

Henry Courbis got the card working, that was intended to be shown at
KansasFest. While talking about that, some new ideas came up, and so there
have been some modifications to the design to allow for a product line:
Apple][VGA - for the ][, ][+ and //e with standard 80-column card
Apple//cVGA - for the //c and //c+ - connects to the //c's video expansion
connector.
A daughterboard for the RAMWorks III - hasn't got a name yet.
And maybe a combined RAM expansion and VGA card.

These modifications will delay the production, but they are necessary to
avoid making a "dead-end" design.
More information is available on the very little web page at
http://ferdimh.homelinux.net/a2/a2vga/

Special thanks to Gerry Doire for providing the logo!

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