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In article <956@hhb.UUCP> rob@hhb.UUCP (Robert R Stegmann) writes:
>  At CeBit, ABD Electronic introduced the Supercharger, a 'co-computer'
>for the Atari ST.  The equipment shown consisted of a single-board computer
>with an 8086, sockets for an 8087 and one Meg RAM, and working at a clock rate
>of 8 MHz.  It comes complete with MS-DOS 3.2, a power supply, and a cable
>to connect it to the DMA port on the ST.  The communication is handled by a
>gate-array.
The gate array will also emulate most registers of the 80XX hardware of
a PC.
Still there are just prototypes; there is no stable working version so
far; this is coming "real soon now".

Hmm, I do not like the idea of this thing. It has no slots.
Ok, it will run MS DOS 3.2 and clean DOS programs, it will not support
new hard/software (VGA OS/2). This is coming "real soon now" as the AT
(80286) version.
Hmm.
hase
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