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Re: Rumor or Fact? Was the Mac Emulator card for the //gs....
- Subject: Re: Rumor or Fact? Was the Mac Emulator card for the //gs....
- From: Lockar <lockar@nospam.com>
- Date: Sun, 30 Nov 2003 19:54:10 -0500
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
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Now that I am remembering more about this rumor, it wasn't actually a
Mac emulator it was alike a upgrade card to turn your GS into a low end
Mac (I think). I remeber having a discusion with one of the members on
this would even work.
Anyways, thanks for clearing it up for me. I was just wondering if
there was an actuall prototype out there..
-Lockar
In article <MWvyb.220564$jy.204351@clgrps13>, Wayne Stewart
<waynes@telus.dotnet> wrote:
> Lockar wrote:
> > I was just wondering, if any of you guys know if this was just
> > vaporware or if a card was actually made.
> >
> > I remember long time ago, in the late 80's the Apple // users
> > group I was in kept talking about a card called the 'duet' card. It
> > was a Macintosh emulator card for the GS. They said that the card was
> > actually made but Apple decided not to put it out because it would
> > interfer with the Mac Sales.
> >
> > If this card did exist at one time, did any one see this card
> > actually function. I am guessing that it was just a 68000 at 5mhz ot
> > 7mhz...
> >
> > -Lockar
>
> There was a Macintosh card developed for the Apple II by a third party.
> As I recall it never made it to market because Apple decided not to
> licence the Mac ROMs. I was reading a bit on it a number of years back,
> likely in one of the Apple II magazines.
>
> Wayne
>