> PS/2 = MCA
> PS/1 = EISA
PS/1 was idea of "value" read: stripped down, oddball machines based
on ISA design with connector conpirecy add as side dish!
And, no memory parity at all! This is why the value bottomed out so
rapidly when I traded some parts for a PS/2 2011-M01 stock config but
once again in short time again it's gone again to a guy who only
needs basic pc.
PS/1 carried through a bit for few years then gone that ended in a
reasonably decent desktop boxes with fairly standard parts.
Jason D.
>
> Agreed??
>
> -Mike
>
> Hotze wrote:
> >
> > Sorry... I don't know about such things. I knew about PS/2 parts
> > (keyboards, mice, etc.) then PS/2 SYSTEMS (last summer), then PS/1 systems
> > (about 2 months ago). So, other than the fact that they DO EXIST, I know
> > nothing about them. I'm guessing Microchannel, but I've never seen such as
> > system myself.
> > I don't know if he was willing to GIVE IT TO ME. Anyway, what's a
> > "garden variety" PS/1? What are un-garden variety PS/1's?
> > >If it's a garden-variety PS/1, strictly he should pay you to take it, but
> > >you can be a nice guy and let him give it to you. After all, that way it's
> > >off his hands.
> > >
> > >__________________________________________
> > >Kip Crosby engine_at_chac.org
> > > http://www.chac.org/index.html
> > >Computer History Association of California
> > >
> > >
>
>
email: jpero_at_cgo.wave.ca
Pero, Jason D.
Received on Wed Feb 04 1998 - 12:29:33 GMT