13 Sep
2001
13 Sep
'01
4:36 p.m.
David Woyciesjes skrev:
! >Isn't the SE an 030 Mac? The Plus is only a
68000.
!
! No, the SE was an 8mhz 68000 just like the plus. The SE was
! basically a
! newer plus (it had a built in HD or 2 800k floppies, ADB, an
! expansion
! slot, and a newer ROM). Later the SE was upgraded to having the
! SuperDrive (not the NEW superdrive that apple has recycled
! the name for,
! but rather the original 1.4mb drive that could read MFS, HFS,
! DOS, and
! ProDOS)
Properly known as the 'Macintosh SE FDHD'. Yep,
I got one of these, running
OS 6.0.7, 50MB HDD, and 4MB RAM...
I've got both kinds, one of which which is equipped with a 3Com Ethernet card.
Unfortunately, 3Com seem to have forgotten all about making such a beast, and
have even managed to reuse its model number on some PCMCIA card. =/
! There WAS an SE/30 that was a 16mhz (33mhz?) 68030...
it was
! basically an
! SE, but with the faster processor and 8 simm slots rather than 4... I
! think THAT is the Mac you are thinking of.
Yeah, the SE/30 is a 68030, 16MHz; with 68882 FPU and
0.5K of L1 cache! Have
two of these, OS 7.1 and 7.0.1...
Me too, but shouldn't that be a 68881?
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