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From: Viet.Ho@bbs.acs.unc.edu (Viet Ho)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.graphics
Subject: Toasters in A3000's
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Date: 28 May 91 09:06:25 GMT
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This probably nothing new, but some fokes (ack del key ain't working_)
may be interested:

Century Computers, in La Habra, California charges $300 to have
VideoToasters placed into A3000 w/ warrenty intact.   I hear
you have to do a little cutting in the back for one of those
protruding BNC connectors as well as replacing your Denise
so you only get 1MB of chip mem instead of two.   It's gonna
be a tight fit, but hey, at least you get 18MBs and access
to those 040's.

They had an 18MB A3000 w/ Toaster and a prototype PP&S 040
card inside.  Tho it's pretty fast (about 2X the A3000)
the 040 is not up to speed yet....
 
-Viet

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