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Re: Building the Modern Apple IIGS



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supertimer@aol.com (Supertimer) wrote in 
20030309042219.17109.00000114@mb-ms.aol.com:">news:20030309042219.17109.00000114@mb-ms.aol.com:

> Many people in this thread expressed bewilderment at
> my project.  Others dug up PC bashing from a Mac
> users' perspective.
> 
> Basically I am doing this for the same reason that car
> fans like to hot-rod their cars.  Because they can and
> it is fun.

<snip>

> I have also built a second IIGS using a
> ROM 01 motherboard in a PC Tower case. 

Did you call that a retro-PC, or a GS in a PC Tower case?

I'm not confused by your project, just that it was called the "Mdern Apple 
IIgs", when it is really a PC in the case of a GS.  

Putting an MP3 player in a Victrola doesn't make it a Modern Record Player, 
it makes it a Victrola with an MP3 player in it.
Distressing a cabinet to make it appear antique does not make it antique. 
Hot-rodding the inside of GS case does not still make it a GS.