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Re: UltimatePPC - year after
Posted on 8-Jun-2013 11:39:47
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Wouldn't it be possible to make an adaptercard to connect an A1200 turboboard to a A4000 cpu slot ? So an future accelerator would fit both machines ? You would have bigger market.


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