13 Dec
2008
13 Dec
'08
8:57 p.m.
On Dec 13, 2008, at 2:57 PM, Tony Duell wrote:
There are certainly transputer boards for the PC. The most common
in my
experience si the B004, which is am ISA card with a T4 or T8 chip
on it,
rows of DIP DRAM, the link interface and ISA bus logic and not a lot
else. It has the nromal link connectors on the rear bracket so you can
hang more transputers off it. There's at least one non-INMOS clone of
this board.
I had a Transputer ISA board (T414) for a while. Brian Hechinger
has it now.
-Dave
--
Dave McGuire
Port Charlotte, FL
Didn't someone also make Clipper and/or
Transputer boards for the PC?
Transputer ones certainly existed; IIRC seeing one (I think it was
Inmos
themselves) which supported plug-in TRAM modules at the far end of
the board
(I had a photo of it too, but can't find where I've filed it right
now)