21 Jan
2002
21 Jan
'02
7:18 p.m.
On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, William Donzelli wrote:
I recently pulled a Expanded Memory Adaptor/A card out
of a PS/2 model
60 (part number 61X6752). I do not know much about this thing - I have
never seen one before. This is not a great suprise - I am not really a
PS/2 kind of guy, even though I ought to be. I need to sell this for
RCS (we need money), and would like to know *anything* about it, like
if it is even worth throwing into the 'bay.
These things are more or less worthless unless they are used in a model 50
or 60. They are only really usable in the 286 class machines, and expanded
memory isn't all that useful anyway. I'd use an extended memory board over
the expanded memory board any day. With a full 8mb of ram, I'd say the
expanded memory board would be worth no more than $10. I've bought the 2mb
simms it uses for around $1ea locally.
-Toth