• this is the ancient method of dataexchange aka 3.5'' floppy
  • this is a 1-bit screen.
  • an apple a day keeps dr. norton away
  • Nice clean example - Mikmac

game boy

i need a SCSI-Ethernet-Adapter (such as Asanté Desktop EN/SC) to setup a MachHTTP webserver on this Macintosh Classic of 1990

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  1. tvpk [deleted] (85 months ago | reply)

    Freak :)

  2. Mikmac (85 months ago | reply)

    I can't remember if this uses a CS (com-slot) card if it does I can let you have an ethernet CS card.

  3. pixiebar* (85 months ago | reply)

    im sorry - i dont know, if it is CS-Card compatible. Maybe you can help. Here are the specs: www.apple-history.com/?page=gallery&model =classic&...

    i think, i need something like that: Asanté Desktop EN/SC Adapters:
    www.asante.com/downloads/legacy/desktenscug.p df

  4. Mikmac (85 months ago | reply)

    I checked no com slot. sorry to get your hopes up

  5. pixiebar* (85 months ago | reply)

    anyway thank yo very much for checking!

  6. OndraSoukup (85 months ago | reply)

    Reminds me to make a nice place for my LC III to show :)

  7. OndraSoukup (85 months ago | reply)

    And - do you have that bag like Steve Jobs had to carry Macintosh around ?

  8. pixiebar* (85 months ago | reply)

    no bag - yet! it came with an original keyboard and mouse. it has 4 MB RAM and a 20 MB Hardisk. And it is quite fast (8 Mhz!)

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