Joey Sager wrote:
Wasn't there a Mac that had both a 68k processor for MacOS
applications, and a 486 to run PC stuff?
And they did it again in the PowerPC
era with the 6100.
I have one of the Apple cards in my closet. Not sure what to do with it
because it won't plug into my 6116 without that 90 degree converter. It also
hooks up to your CD-audio and (I think) it had a PC monitor output port.
Joe
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that card probably wouldn't work anyway, i read the specs for my own
card and it has special power needs, and it will only work in selected
macs, specifically designed for it
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