mfolivo@sactoh0.UUCP (Mark F. Newton) (12/15/89)
About a year and a half ago, I worked at a sacramento, CA Atari dealer (since gone under) and I remember this interesting kit we had, but never sold. It was a 2Mb expansion kit, by Atari, that apparently plugged into the expansion slot, and makes your Mega 2 into a Mega 4. I asked once, if this 2Mb board could be plugged into a Mega 4 to make it a Mega 6, but due to the OS, it was a no go. Can anyone at Atari confirm if this kit is still available? The computer store where I worked was an authorized Atari Business Computer dealer, and we sold the entire line of STs, from 520 STs to Mega 4s, and printers from the SMM804 to the SLM804. Mata ne da-cha... -- Sakura-mento, CA mmsac!sactoh0!mfolivo mfolivo@sactoh0 pacbell!sactoh0!mfolivo (they're worth a try...)
towns@atari.UUCP (John Townsend) (12/19/89)
in article <2253@sactoh0.UUCP>, mfolivo@sactoh0.UUCP (Mark F. Newton) says: > It was a 2Mb expansion kit, by Atari, that apparently plugged into > the expansion slot, and makes your Mega 2 into a Mega 4. I asked > once, if this 2Mb board could be plugged into a Mega 4 to make it a > Mega 6, but due to the OS, it was a no go. > > > Can anyone at Atari confirm if this kit is still available? The > computer store where I worked was an authorized Atari Business > Computer dealer, and we sold the entire line of STs, from 520 STs > to Mega 4s, and printers from the SMM804 to the SLM804. > > Mata ne da-cha... > Sorry.. There was never such a kit from Atari Corp. Maybe you are thinking of some Third Party memory expansion. -- John Townsend ames!atari!towns Atari Corp.