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From: cyliao@eng.umd.edu (Chun-Yao Liao)
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Subject: Re: TransWarp III
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Date: 12 Apr 90 15:09:04 GMT
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In article <9004112112.AA11038@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu> alfter@MRCNEXT.CSO.UIUC.EDU (Scott Alfter) writes:

>of the box, and like the TransWarp GS, it's upgradable--to 12 MHz, according
>to the ad.  The picture indicates nothing that looks like a 65C02 as we're used
	Wow! 12 MHz! but... 

>to seeing them, but it shows two square chips and a host of smaller DIPs.  AE
>claims DMA compatibility, and the card will function as a language card in slot
	oops, again, it's a CARD! Too bad that I have to stick with Zip Chip .

>0 in the II and II Plus.  It lists for $200, which is a bit more than the
>original TransWarp and TransWarp II sold for, but this sounds like a 
>significant advancement over those cards, and the price through distributors
>like Quality Computers and Preferred Computing will probably be somewhere 
>around $150--maybe less, but this is just an educated guess.

But why don't they put the 20/28 MHz 65816 instead? and selling at $200 is
a resonable price then.
>
>Scott Alfter-------------------------------------------------------------------
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