dwelliver@pro-hysteria.cts.com (System Administrator) (08/21/89)
I was wondering, will a Laser 128 support a Zip chip, or would they be
completely incompatible with each other? I want to know if it would be cheaper
to buy an EX, or see if I can use a Zip Chip (or Rocket Chip for that
matter).. Thanks..
Dave
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I don't see why it wouldn't work. I think it even says in the Zip Chip adds that it works with the Laser. Osiris
maton@dvinci.USask.CA (Terry Maton) (08/25/89)
From article <8908210612.AA01970@trout.nosc.mil>, by dwelliver@pro-hysteria.cts.com (System Administrator): > > I was wondering, will a Laser 128 support a Zip chip, or would they be > completely incompatible with each other? I want to know if it would be cheaper > to buy an EX, or see if I can use a Zip Chip (or Rocket Chip for that > matter).. Thanks.. > > Dave I would suggest you wait for the LASER 128 EX/2 to become available in the USA.... It has been out in Canada for about three months now and I got one of the first ones here.... It's just *GREAT* it has the three speed processor of the EX, but also has built-in Prodos compatible clock, battery-backed control panel, Midi card, and the disk drive slot will take daisy chained drives of 5.25 and/or 3.5 size! I would most certainly recommend it. Terry Maton University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Saskatchewan Canada uucp address: maton@dvinci.USask.ca bitnet address: MATON@SASK.BITNET ******* One Planet - One People - PLEASE *******