Hey Paul,
Well, I read about it, and it does seem interesting. The problem as I
see it, in my situation anyway, is the cost...my computers are even
below "Pentium" levels, a couple of 386s, an 8086 (hehe, dual 5.25
floppy, CGA, 88 key keyboard) and a couple of 486s, maybe 3 if I get the
486SX put together. The web site did mention something about 486
upgrades, but I was using Arachne to surf thru, didn't get good results
on the "search" button. Anyway, the price for this upgrade board seems
a bit much, IMO, since you can pick up a complete AMD 5x86, even Celeron
or Pentium III based systems for less than around $400, probably less
if you just got the case/motherboard/CPU/RAM, and used an existing
monitor and keyboard. Anyway, it would be sorta fun to see if it really
did upgrade my 486s to what it claims!
CU L8R!
Wiz <{;-)
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On Mon, 4 Mar 2002 11:15:23 -0700, PAUL PAVLIK wrote:
> http://www.powerleap.com/Products/Ren370S.htm
> what do the rest of you think of this product? anybody used one yet?
> perhaps i missed some talk on this
> Paul Pavlik
> Computer/Education Consultant
Wizard57M
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