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Subject: Re: 030 accelerators cheap!
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Date: 25 Jul 90 20:41:33 GMT
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Well it SOUNDS good, but...
   1.  Apple will not say if System 7 VM will be supported by third
       party accelerators.  I know this for a fact, because I asked them.
   2.  The Dove accelerator does not have a place for a math co-processor.

But for the price of an accelerator and the SUM and SAM software, its
not bad.

I think TSI's Mercury 030 line a good deal.  You get the 16 MHz 68030
accelerator and a math chip socket for $595. This board allows other add
ons like a 32-bit Ram card, a High-Speed SCSI card, and a video card. Of
course at that price you don't get the math chip, just the slot for it.

Tim Oravec