> most owners wouldn't dare hack their machines beyond putting in > an L2 slot G3 upgrade. > You can also get 24bit colour now out of the originally 800x600x16bit limited >LCD screen, though that simply consists of an ATI driver update. Some peoplemanaged to put a 6400 PCI Riser to have two PCI slot in the TAM but you have to put the commslot card directly in th slot not via th commslot adapter: the result is that with two twin view video card he has 4 LCD flat panel and the original TAM LCD, but the cover is of no more purpose then. I don't want to spek to much about that, but has TAM can handle PCI bridging, and that ROM slot is useless, i intend to find skilled people to develop a 6 or more PCI riser (depending how much slot can be handle by the original bus) with it's on power plug (to prevent short electricity power from the TAM) in a special cover/enclosure/chassis, respecting the colour and the aesthetic of the TAM.
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