6 Oct
1999
6 Oct
'99
3:06 p.m.
On Wed, 6 Oct 1999 SUPRDAVE(a)aol.com wrote:
Very little. That's why I wish I knew what happened to the magazine! (:
Machines from Tandy and NCR were both reviewed, among others, and the
verdict was none of them were particularly effective clones. The MCA
support was universally problematic.
ok
r.
The very first
EISA machines were brand new in June of 1989, and were
powered by 25 MHz 80386 CPUs. I used to have a copy of the Byte in
question, which also featured MCA clones. I wish I knew where it got to.
MCA clones? interesting! remember anything about the article? Ive an NCR 3300
that is similar to a PS/2 model 77.