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Re: GS Sauce Card

Subject: Re: GS Sauce Card
From: Sean Fahey <a2fan@hotmail.com>
Date: Sun, 20 Aug 2006 01:26:43 GMT
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a2aviator@gmail.com wrote:

It's quite different in layout than the Pacemark. Lower profile.
Stands back somewhat from the RAM slot. The Harris Labs GSauce card is
whats in the "Portable IIgs"- It made it possible to have extra RAM in
there because of it's low profile. It sits right under the 3.5" drive
thats attached to the side of the case above it and actually serves as
a support to the drive since the card has a stand off integrated into
the rear of the PCB so it does not pop out of the slot.


Thanks for clarifying that and giving the details.

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- GS Sauce Card
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- Re: GS Sauce Card
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- Re: GS Sauce Card
  - From: a2aviator@gmail.com

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