dave@cs.arizona.edu (Dave P. Schaumann) (02/18/91)
In article <0bjmUXC00WBwM9zNJZ@andrew.cmu.edu> tm2b+@andrew.cmu.edu (Todd L. Masco) writes: |careyk@uhccux.uhcc.Hawaii.Edu (Carey Kinoshita) writes: || I also was wondering if anybody on the net has any experience || using an A500 with the CA-500 Bodega Bay A-500 Expansion || console? I would like to have that option of expansion open || in case I need for NewTek's VideoToaster. Thanks | |According to the folks at Go Amiga, the Bodega Bay is being held up by |the FCC for the appropriate emmisions testings. They claim that once |they're certified, they will ship immediately. | |So, I guess the answer is "no." Hmm. Perhaps at least as far as Go Amigo is concerned. A local Amiga dealer has at least one demo unit, and I was under the impression that they also had them forsale, although perhaps not "for immediate delivery". Could CA ship demo units before complete FCC approval? -- Dave Schaumann | Is this question undecidable? dave@cs.arizona.edu |
walter@garfield.cs.mun.ca (Walter Lawlor) (04/01/91)
I think that this may have been beaten to death, but...
I finally have enough bucks to buy some kind of expansion box for my 500.
I have read some of the California Access reviews of the Bod. Bay but I was
wondering if anyone here has actually purchased it.
My questions:
-Is it reliable?
-When are the video slots coming out?
-Does it support the Bridge Board?
-Will it work with accelerators?
-Do extra floppies take up slots?
-Will A2000 hardcards/ram expanders work?
Basically, except for the video, will I have a proper A2000 clone?
Please reply, If this is any good I want to order it within the next couple
of days.
Thanks,
Walter Lawlor
walter@garfield.cs.mun.ca
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