Re: Transwarp III

[mistermcd@moc.laimhot (MisterMcD)]

It was called the Transwarp II and was designed for the Apple //e. I have one 
in my //e - FLIES! It is a 65C02 on a card that can reside in slot3 without 
killing the AUX Ram / 80 col feature of my Ramworks III. It derives its clock 
from the 7.14MHz video signal, so it turns a 1MHz //e into a 7MHz and the 
difference is VERY perctible. There were very few of these cards made due to 
the Zip lawsuit, but I had mine booked long before AE actually shipped, so I 
think I got one of the 1st cards that made it to Canada...

MisterMcD


In article <Pine.SOL.3.96.980725000136.7349A-100000@moose>, Paul Schultz 
<pschultz@med.wayne.edu> wrote:
>On Wed, 22 Jul 1998, tws wrote:
>
>> I haven't heard of a Transwarp III before, but I found an ad in Nibble
>> today.
>> 
>
>There was one TransWarp either the TW II or the TW III which Applied
>Engineering had to withdraw from the market after Zip successfully
>sued AE for patent infringement. AE had used some of the same
>caching technology which Zip used in its 8 bit Zip Chips.
>
>Paul.
>
>pschultz@med.wayne.edu
>Paul Schultz
>
>