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Subject: Re: 68020
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Date: 4 Feb 89 09:21:54 GMT
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I must apologize for some figures I gave concerning the ronin board, as
I found they were not for the standard ronin board, but for one clocked
at a much higher clock rate.

The new ronin mem board which has been shipping for 3 or 4 months does indeed
run at zero wait states, so if you have one wait state, it is an earlier
board.  I don't know what upgrade policy they may have.  I was told by 
them that you can expect an overall 20% increase using their new mem
board vs. the commodore board.  I was also told by a friend working for them
that their present 030 board will plug into their 020 board, a CSA board,
and even a MACII, but NOT a commodore board due to a design flaw in 
commodore's accelerator.

As far as future products, UNIX (AMIX), etc, they are of course working on
stuff.  I have been told things, but promised to secrecy, so you should
call them 'cause I don't know what is and is not ok for me to divulge.

remember.  you didn't hear it from me.
-vince lee