Classic != IBM AT - test-drb@ccmp.vtda.org

4 Nov 1998

The 30-286 did exist.  I just sold one, and have one torn apart in my
basement.  I *think* that they were the last ISA PS/2's.  Not too sure
about that, though.

-Jason

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 One of you thinks the 8530 (PS/2 model 30) was an 8088, the other thinks it
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  was an 80286.  I claim you're both wrong.  The
model 30 was IBM's first
 (and to my knowledge only) machine to be based on the 8086.

 If I am wrong, and a 286 version did exist, no doubt flames will appear in
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        great numbers.

 Philip.