Re: Mistery card

[Don Bruder <dakidd@sonic.net>]

In article <3f1cdd71.257329900@news.edisontel.com>,
 andrea@modelNOSPAMberg.com (Andrea) wrote:

> On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 21:14:11 GMT, andrea@modelNOSPAMberg.com (Andrea)
> wrote:
> 
> >Hello to all!
> >
> >Can anyone help me identifying this card?
> >
> >http://andrea.modelberg.it/images/mistery.jpg
> 
> Ok, guys, so far you all have guessed pretty much everything I already
> guessed by myself :-) Maybe some more precise questions are necessary.
> Namely, which kind of Apple ][ does it fit in AND work with? 

Should work on anything but a //c (If you can find a place to put it in 
a //c, you're a geekier geek than me, and I bow before your supreme 
personificaton of geek-hood! :) )

The //gs *MIGHT* object to it, but I can't say with any certainty.

> Since it
> is shaped like going into a standard Apple slot (as opposed to all the
> memory expansion I've seen so far, which fit in a IIe auxiliary slot)
> I was speculating it's some sort of Ramdisk or (hopefully) a bigger
> version of a 128K memory expansion. 

Might need some software to do it, but probably quite capable of being a 
RAMdisk.

> Any guess? It would be fine to
> know I can plug it in my Apple ][ and put it to good use.

It says "Apple II", don't it? :) Plug it in and party already!

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