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From: walkerb@tramp.Colorado.EDU (Brian Walker)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st,comp.sys.transputer
Subject: Re: Atari Workstation
Keywords: Atari Transputer
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Date: 17 Oct 88 22:03:33 GMT
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In article <6507@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu> braner@tcgould.tn.cornell.edu (Moshe Braner) writes:
>A while ago I read about a transputer box that plugs into a plain Atari ST.
>Can one still get it?  With a t800 (rather than a t414)?  Price?
>
>Alternatively, has anybody tried to interface an Inmos link adaptor chip
>to the ST parallel port or DMA port?  Would that be too hard to home-build?

Kuma, a company in Britain with experience in the ST market, at one time 
produced a traansputer developement system: K-Max.  The K-Max module was 
designed to plug into a 520ST or 1040ST and included developement software.
The price was rather steep, compared to other products in the market at the 
time.  I am not certain if Kuma still offers the package.
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