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From: tilley@ssd.kodak.com (David Tilley)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hardware,comp.sys.mac.misc
Subject: Re: MAC LC IIe Card ?
Message-ID: <1991Mar19.151907.24745@ssd.kodak.com>
Date: 19 Mar 91 15:19:07 GMT
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In article <50407@apple.Apple.COM> prw@Apple.COM (Paul Wenker) writes:
>In article <89121602MR@MSU> 21602MR@MSU.BITNET (Mark Rosenberg) writes:
>>Does this thing exist yet ?  Does anybody have one ?  Does it work well ?
>>I am trying to put together a system for a teacher, and was wondering if I
>>should suggest selling her Apple IIe.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Mark
>
>Personally, I would say it works great, but I'm a bit prejudice.  We tested
>it with 400+ programs, with an emphasis on educational packages, and had
>over 98% compatability.  If it's not already available, it should be
>"real soon now".
>
>-Paul Wenker
>-Engineer, IIe Card

I am interested  in attaching an LC to robots. There are Apple IIe 
programs for this. The problem is that almost none of those
who make robots for education use anything but game ports or serial ports.

I have not seen this IIe card. Does it give you access to game ports?

dave