[Coco] got a spare coco3 anyone?

[David Hazelton]

mmarlett at isd.net wrote:

> Carl was the AT306 sold by Whitman Computers and had MGR as it's GUI. Was
> slow on the GUI but the machine is great. Virtual windows and all. I like
> like mine...Still use it. :)
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>>In a message dated 9/13/04 9:58:59 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
>>daveekelly at earthlink.net writes:
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>>>Is this the one with the 68306 CPU put out by Kreider Electronics? It 
>>> also use PC cards.
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>>That may have been the AT-306, the last of the hobby 68K attempts.
>>It included OS9/68K and some failed GUI attempt, maybe GEM, I forget
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> exactly.
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>>I know that someone was trying to port UltiMusE to it and gave up, since
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> the 
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>>GUI and graphics were just too slow and incomplete.
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>>To add to the confusion, there was a 68306 CPU powered drop-in replacement
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>>card for the MM/1 sold for a while.  I didn't get one, so my MM/1 is still
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>>"stock" with 3 MB of RAM and a mere 40 MB HD (which is dangerously close
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> to full; 
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>>I've had to house clean it a few times).
>>--Mike K.
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Mark~

I have a AT306 also, the lack of usable GUI and lack of software has it 
in the corner of the computer room,  I would like a Ethernet tcp/ip 
stack instead of the PPP application (name I have forgotten) to connect 
to my network.

	What do you use yours for So, maybe I can find an excused to fire the 
baby up :)

~David Hazelton