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Re: An FPGA card for Apple

Subject: Re: An FPGA card for Apple
From: Alex Freed <alex_news@mirrow.com>
Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2009 17:49:29 -0800
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aiiadict@gmail.com wrote:


http://www.altium.com/products/the-nanoboard/en/peripheral-boards.cfm

only lists :

"delivered with the following standard peripheral boards:

    * Audio-Video peripheral board
    * Memory Cards/ATA Interface peripheral board
    * Ethernet/USB/IrDA peripheral board
"


You are right. Not much info at Altium's site about the daughterboards,
but I'm not sure I should be the source of information about their
products. Probably Steve Howell will provide more.

-Alex.

References:
- An FPGA card for Apple
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- Re: An FPGA card for Apple
  - From: aiiadict@gmail.com
- Re: An FPGA card for Apple
  - From: alex.freed.007@gmail.com

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