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From: jdege@ (Jeff Dege)
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Subject: Re: *** IS IT TRUE??? --> AMAX FOR PC ***
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Date: 15 Nov 90 02:28:58 GMT
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In article <662@pdxgate.UUCP> jayward@eecs.UUCP (Jay Ward) writes:
>
>Considering the current prices of 68000s, it would seem to me the most logical
>way to go about it would be to place a 68000 on a card along with some other
>circuitry as well as the sockets for the Mac ROMs.  Viola!  Instant Mac.
>(With some support software, of course)
>
>I'm no hardware genius, so this is merely speculation!! :-)
>
   There are already 68000 expansion boards available for the PC.  I remember
talking to a guy who ran OS/9 on one.  Anybody know of a good Mac emulator
for OS/9?
 
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