Re: Applied Engineering 16bit Option

["Henry" <apl2research(.a.t.)comcast.net>]

Hey Sean.

So basically you'll have a 8-15 MHz IIgs, but without the extra RAM, video, 
built in options - i.e. - 'g' or the 's'?  Humm...  I can't see why this 
'16-bit' board never quite caught on. ;-)

How did AE promote it?  'Have the most expensive Apple IIgs with out all 
those pesky options!'  :-D


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"Sean Fahey" <a2fan@hotmail.com> wrote in message 
news:Zgseg.828$VE1.301@newssvr14.news.prodigy.com...

> Take an Apple IIe with a 16bit option card and install a ZipGS (you'll 
> have to make a flippy cable to reach the socket) and viola - you've got a 
> DMA compatible, 16bit capable Apple IIe with cache running at whatever 
> speed your ZipGS is rated at.
>
> This wont work with the Transwarp GS as it has 16bit firmware.