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From: godawski@usceast.UUCP (Mike Godawski)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc,comp.misc
Subject: Know anything 'bout MicroWay's Products?
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Date: Mon, 23-Mar-87 00:40:19 EST
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Posted: Mon Mar 23 00:40:19 1987
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Has anybody out there ever dealt with MicroWay (out of Kingston MA)?  I have 
just received some information about their FastCACHE-287 speed up board for
the IBM-PC.  Also, has anybody ever increased the speed of their XPC by XOR
(from MicroProducts Intnl)?  

Supposedly, for $449 you can put a 9 MHz 286 board in either your vanilla
PC or even those nasty Turbo PC's.  Supposedly, "because of its extreme
flexibility, this board works with a number of computers that do not 
currently operate with other 80286 based accelerator board."  For $599
you can put in a 12 MHz 286 board.  

Does anybody know of a less expensive company that offers about the same
board for less $$$?

Thanks.  Reply to me, I will post anything interesting later.

Michael Godawski
1907A Wheat Street
Columbia SC 29205      {ihnp4,allegra,seismo}!akgua!usceast!godawski