uniserver
Well-known member
I was re-capping one yesterday, and it hit me.
Bam, Everything you need is on this tiny PCB.
I mean heck if flash had come along sooner, I'm sure they would have soldered a couple hundred meg's of flash on there too.
A nice socket , ready for a 68882, preferably a 33mhz one, then you can take the cpu up to 33mhz with moving that one 000 Ohm Resister.
or just leave it be, A 25mhz 68030, capable of: 832 x 624 @ 16bit /w 256k more of vram.
I mean as a mac running vintage apps, /w System 7 installed... What more could you want?
It was well made, very upgradeable, quite inexpensive (compared to other mac's)
LC III introduced 1993.02.10 at $1,350
I mean this thing really rocked socks!
The IIci was defiantly a bad to the bone machine! Yes with out a doubt! especially with a cache card installed!
But it was, big,
Had nifty nubus slots!
Super expensive, $8,800 with 40 MB hard drive
Stuck at 25mhz
And sucked down 159 Watts of power compared to the LC-III Sipping a mere 50 watts.
It just seems to me, the LC-III was like a sit down had happened, and they really tryed to have a WWSJD moment, and this is what the came up with.
It's really a quite nice machine. And not to mention the LC-III even has a mic in port
Bam, Everything you need is on this tiny PCB.
I mean heck if flash had come along sooner, I'm sure they would have soldered a couple hundred meg's of flash on there too.
A nice socket , ready for a 68882, preferably a 33mhz one, then you can take the cpu up to 33mhz with moving that one 000 Ohm Resister.
or just leave it be, A 25mhz 68030, capable of: 832 x 624 @ 16bit /w 256k more of vram.
I mean as a mac running vintage apps, /w System 7 installed... What more could you want?
It was well made, very upgradeable, quite inexpensive (compared to other mac's)
LC III introduced 1993.02.10 at $1,350
I mean this thing really rocked socks!
The IIci was defiantly a bad to the bone machine! Yes with out a doubt! especially with a cache card installed!
But it was, big,
Had nifty nubus slots!
Super expensive, $8,800 with 40 MB hard drive
Stuck at 25mhz
And sucked down 159 Watts of power compared to the LC-III Sipping a mere 50 watts.
It just seems to me, the LC-III was like a sit down had happened, and they really tryed to have a WWSJD moment, and this is what the came up with.
It's really a quite nice machine. And not to mention the LC-III even has a mic in port