ck2o+@andrew.cmu.edu (Calvin Minoru Kishimori) (12/12/88)
I was reading through the A+ for January 1989 and on page 106 (isn't
this an intresting way for a biblio reference) there was an ad from
Quality Computers (phone #1-800-443-6697) for Transwarp GS by Applied
Engineering. What's the scoop? Is this really a card for the GS only (as
opposed to the "old" Transwarp)? If so, what's its specs? Sounds like it
could be what I've been always waiting for in the GS.
Calvin.macman@jolnet.ORPK.IL.US (Rick George) (12/13/88)
In article <sXchnjy00Xo8E7K0xt@andrew.cmu.edu> ck2o+@andrew.cmu.edu (Calvin Minoru Kishimori) writes: > > I was reading through the A+ for January 1989 and on page 106 (isn't >this an intresting way for a biblio reference) there was an ad from >Quality Computers (phone #1-800-443-6697) for Transwarp GS by Applied >Engineering. What's the scoop? Is this really a card for the GS only (as >opposed to the "old" Transwarp)? If so, what's its specs? Sounds like it >could be what I've been always waiting for in the GS. > Calvin. Yes, this is a new product from Applied Engineering that will be available sometime in January '89. It's specs are as follows (taken from the Applied Engineering dealer catalouge. TransWarp GS Accelerator o Approximately 7 MHz (compared to the IIgs's 2.8 MHz) o Automatically accelerates processing speed o Designed for slot 3 or 4 - without overriding slot's function in the control panel o Speed adjustable from Classes Desk Accessories and the IIgs Control Panel o Choose between normal, fast and TransWarp speeds o Built-in ROM chip automatically installs TransWarp options upon startup o Built-in diagnostics o compatible with all standard hardware and software o 1 year warranty - parts and labor o proudly made in the USA Retail Price $399.00 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Pace Systems Inc. Lisle, IL macman@jolnet :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::