Re: What is a LPWR / GS-2 board?

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From: Roger Ivie
Date: Tue, 29 May 1990 20:55

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In article <2875@ariel.unm.edu>, ollie@hydra.unm.edu (David Oliver Eisman) writes:
> Hi.  I'm tearing apart a 100B Rainbow to clean it and was wondering
> what function the following board has:
> 
> Side 1 has "5415688" on it, as well as a NEC D7220D-1 8329E9 chip.
> 
> Any ideas?  Is this some sort of option board?

You obviously have a graphics board. The NEC 7220 is the graphics controller
used the Rainbow.

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