16 Apr
2001
16 Apr
'01
4:53 p.m.
Jeff,
Jeff Hellige wrote:
On Monday, April 16, 2001, at 11:35 AM, Ethan Dicks
wrote:
I have a board by DSI that is a 68020/68882 ISA board that basically runs on
a PC.
Is the Apple Z-80 coprocessor boards the so-called "CP/M boards"?
Eric
--- Eric Chomko <chomko(a)greenbelt.com>
wrote:
The only true SBC I have is my VIM-1. I've a few others that are
nearly self-contained though, such as my AT2286 bridgeboard for the
bigbox Amiga's, as well as an ISA coprocessor card that has a
68020/68882, I/O and approx 4meg of RAM, plus various Z-80 coprocessor
cards for the Apple II and III machines.
Interesting regarding chips and SBCs. Who
collects them, other than
Allison?
Me.
Jeff