reasons to keep a Turbo XT clone.

From: Scott Quinn <saquinn624 at aol.com> "There was a question about what manufacturer made it. It looks like a generic Taiwanese whitebox, sticker on the back says "Mega 4000", sticker on the front says "AT Light" (+1 for them getting the spelling right instead of using "Lite", -100 for their marketing department appearing to have no idea what "AT" means)." C: What does "AT Light" supposed to signify? The dawning of the Taiwanese junk box era? God saw the light and it was good. I'm not so sure he felt the same way about cheap Taiwanese clones. But I never asked him. ???? Even though I'm illiterate, it wood seem they're were trying to say _AT_ model, a bit _lite_ in the loafers. In other werds not a real AT. Like my AT Junior at home. It's just an XT, which could be viewed as a lesser AT. The American company chose the Junior surname, the Taiwanese dubbed their model Lite. They got it all wrong w/regards to spelling. +10,000 for the marketing department. They got away w/it, whereas the Gringo company didn't. "I guess I'll hang onto it for a bit, anyway. I have a SCSI card that will work in it and an old VGA card." C: And those 2 cards make it more useful? How? You going to plug a scsi scanner or hard drive in? You may be able to use a zip drive if my information is correct. VGA cards? What's that going to do for your AT-Light? Play age old games?