13 Sep
2001
13 Sep
'01
3:42 a.m.
Isn't the SE an 030 Mac? The Plus is only a 68000.
No, the SE was an 8mhz 68000 just like the plus. The SE was basically a
newer plus (it had a built in HD or 2 800k floppies, ADB, an expansion
slot, and a newer ROM). Later the SE was upgraded to having the
SuperDrive (not the NEW superdrive that apple has recycled the name for,
but rather the original 1.4mb drive that could read MFS, HFS, DOS, and
ProDOS)
There WAS an SE/30 that was a 16mhz (33mhz?) 68030... it was basically an
SE, but with the faster processor and 8 simm slots rather than 4... I
think THAT is the Mac you are thinking of.
-chris
<http://www.mythtech.net>
13 Sep
13 Sep
5:07 p.m.
Ok, I see. I am not the most familar with Macs, although, I was on the
Classic Mac list for awhile. I didn't realize that the SE and SE/30
were two machines.
Chad Fernandez
Michigan, USA
Chris wrote:
Isn't the SE an 030 Mac? The Plus is only a
68000.
No, the SE was an 8mhz 68000 just like the plus. The SE was basically a
newer plus (it had a built in HD or 2 800k floppies, ADB, an expansion
slot, and a newer ROM). Later the SE was upgraded to having the
SuperDrive (not the NEW superdrive that apple has recycled the name for,
but rather the original 1.4mb drive that could read MFS, HFS, DOS, and
ProDOS)
There WAS an SE/30 that was a 16mhz (33mhz?) 68030... it was basically an
SE, but with the faster processor and 8 simm slots rather than 4... I
think THAT is the Mac you are thinking of.
-chris
<http://www.mythtech.net>
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