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AnubisTTP
Junior Member
USA
308 Posts |
 Posted - 30 Jan 2002 : 15:30:57
I recently came into possession of an Apple set top box prototype that was made around 1995. When I opened it up I discovered it had a 68lc040 processor. It also has a HDI30 port on the back so I tried hooking a zip drive to the back and booting it off of a zip disk, but it did not work. It also has an ADB port, a serial port, and an Ethernet port on it, but no monitor port. Since it has a 68K processor, does that mean it is techincally a 68K Mac? Should I count it in my forum siginature? AnubisTTP
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cinemafia
Guerrilla Recon Leader
USA
2965 Posts |
Posted - 30 Jan 2002 : 15:56:26
Um, no. While the STB is kinda nifty as a conversation piece/Apple collectible, it isn't an actual computer and doesn't actually do anything, so it's not really a "liberation". Sorry!
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General, 4 star
USA
1559 Posts |
Posted - 30 Jan 2002 : 18:16:43
locked and chained! (however, you may want to post in the AppleFritter forums, people there are more opened-minded when it comes to Macintosh computers --------------------
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