10 Jun
1998
10 Jun
'98
2:14 a.m.
A (very!) non-portable Mac "Clone" that I
haven't seen mentioned yet is the
Dash '030 from (iirc) 68000 systems. It's an actual Mac II-type
motherboard in a huge server case. Ports were accessable on the top, and
has about 6 or 7 drive bays up front. The front covers the drives and can
be locked closed. Huge P/S, with filter on the back. Very serious
systems. I've got two, actually.
Does "Mac II-type motherboard" mean its a genuine Apple motherboard, or
do you just mean its similiar to the Mac II motherboards?
Tom Owad
10 Jun
10 Jun
11:18 a.m.
Tom Owad wrote:
It is actually a Mac IIfx (68030, 40mhz) which has been clockchipped to
50mhz.
Apparently very popular (at one time, at least) with prepress houses.
<<<John>>>
A (very!) non-portable Mac "Clone" that
I haven't seen mentioned yet is the
Dash '030 from (iirc) 68000 systems. It's an actual Mac II-type
motherboard in a huge server case. Ports were accessable on the top, and
has about 6 or 7 drive bays up front. The front covers the drives and can
be locked closed. Huge P/S, with filter on the back. Very serious
systems. I've got two, actually.
Does "Mac II-type motherboard" mean its a genuine Apple motherboard, or
do you just mean its similiar to the Mac II motherboards?
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