Once upon a midnight dreary, Russ Blakeman had spoken clearly:
>The models up to (but not including) the 50 series were ISA and after that
were
>microchannel.
Oh, the collectibility of MCA machines was brought up once before in this
thread, and (to me, anyway) the Tandy MC5000 seems rather collectible, as
one of the very few non-IBM MCA architecture machines ever sold. (I
acutally saw one, once upon a time... they weren't too popular, tho.)
Was this the first MCA "clone"?
I'm pretty sure the MC5000 came out in '88, so it's ontrack topically.
>All the info on the vintage IBM machines can be found starting with the
index page
>at IBM Canada (eh!) at http://www.can.ibm.com/helpware/vintage.html
Hey! I'm not Canadian, and I say eh! (of course, the border is roughly 4 km
away, so...... ;-)
See ya,
Roger "Merch" Merchberger
Received on Wed Nov 04 1998 - 15:37:40 GMT