Re: Can anyone identify this card?

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"AndyX" <jmullett@aHiGofJ33fOzemail.com.au> wrote in message
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> Hello people,
>
> Quite a few years back, I was given the remains of a (very) rich
> friend-of-a-friend's apple 2. I remember taking all the more interesting
> parts from it and expanding our own apple 2 to its absolute maximum
> capacity of bits and pieces. It's now a fully-decked out Apple2, the
> likes of which few (I assume) see.
>
>
> Trouble is - I've forgotten what the hell most of it does. The picture
> linked is of a 1MB (yes, megabyte) cache/memory card that in it's day
> was phenomenally expensive. The documentation provided with it suggests
> that it's some kind of SCSI adaptor (?) but I haven't the foggiest.
> About all I've ever done with it was to test it with the included
> software, and get an A-OK result. Other than that I'm clueless.
>
>
> Anyway - here's the link. I'd appreciate any information you fellas
> might have on it.
>
> http://members.ozemail.com.au/~jmullett/Apple/Unknown.JPG