Michael J. Mahon wrote:
Roy replied:Michael J. Mahon wrote:Certainly in a retrocomputing newsgroup especially, you can see why some think of Woz's machine as the "real" Apple II and the IIgs as a product of creeping featurism. Just to calm the IIgs lovers, I happily admit that the IIgs hasmore "horsepower" than the 8-bit Apples,Which is why I'd love to see a Transwarp like turbo card using the new much faster 65C02/65816, my IIe running at 14-20 mhz interests me....I'm quite happy with an 8 MHz Zip Chip. ;-)
I envy you. How does that effect your music routines?I do have a 10 mhz iigs, and a IIc+ (and a Transwarped IIe, but that's, what? 3.6 mhz?)
Roy
breaks the 64KBbarrier quite usefully,I still like the one meg in my RAMWorks III.Bank switching is OK if there is no alternative, but direct addressing is much easier to use. Of course, if you're using an application that deals well with the AUX RAM banks, then that's not an issue (as I noted with Appleworks). -michael Check out amazing quality 8-bit Apple sound on my Home page: http://members.aol.com/MJMahon/
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