| Posted on 30-Mar-2001 12:45 GMT by Christophe Decanini | 7 comments
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From VGR website:
Mr. Hardware (A computer dealer in Rocky Point, NY, USA) will introduce 2 new "PC on a cards" for the Amiga market at the Amiga show in St. Louis this weekend. I had a chance earlier in the week to do a quick IRC interview with the guys at Mr. Hardware and talk about the PC on a card they will be showing there. You can read the interview here. Also on the page is hardware specs and pictures of the cards.
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| Comment 2 | Trizt | | 29-Mar-2001 22:00 GMT |
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| Posted by Trizt on 29-Mar-2001 22:00 GMT | It don't seem to be that way...
I must agree on that there don't seem to be anyuse of this card, it's cheaper to get a real IBM-PC clone than the card.
To make it more atractive, I think they had to have choosen socketA, communication trough the ISA/PCI with other cards on the host-Amiga, a new software to replace old siamese.
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