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[News] Eyetech clarify similarities and differences...ANN.lu
Posted on 03-Nov-2000 15:55 GMT by Christian Kemp34 comments
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Eyetech Group Ltd have released a new press release, with a factual clarification of similarities and differences between the AmigaOne 1200 & 4000, the Predator, GRex and Mediator boards. It has to be said that this is probably highly controversial material, and that interested customers should also seek third party advice, especially as far as Eyetech's opinion on the Mediator is concerned.
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Eyetech clarify similarities and differences... : Comment 18 of 34ANN.lu
Posted by ehaines on 03-Nov-2000 23:00 GMT
In reply to Comment 4 (Eagle One):
: I really don't think so...a real 68k accel. is always more reliable
: than a emulation, so is better to have both solutions (emulator and,
: 68k accelerator if the damn thing doesn't run in the emul.)
Do you think Powermacs have problems running 68K Mac software? The
answer is no, 68K emulation is not a problem. Only system software
incompatibilities and the occasional hardware banging prevent some
older software from running. (From what I've heard; personally I
haven't actually found any 68K programs that wouldn't run.) It is
perfectly possible to have 100% reliable CPU emulation, especially
for 68K -> PPC emulation which has been around for years.
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