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- Reply-To: ppieroni@ppse.win-uk.net (Chip Pieroni)
- From: ppieroni@ppse.win-uk.net (Chip Pieroni)
- Date: Tue, 23 Jan 1996 23:11:29 GMT
- Subject: Re: The SuperCPU 64/20 and SuperCPU 128
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- In article <310460E3.61C5@Solutions.MB.Ca>, jason hogue (jashogue@Solutions.MB.Ca) writes:
- >Brian M Gajewski wrote:
- >>
- >> I have a question. When the SuperCPU's for both the 64 and 128
- >> are released later this year, will new software be written to take
- >> advantage of the new technology or are they designed to speed up current
- >> software. With the faster 64, like 20 MHz, which is 20 times faster than
- >> the stock 64, could it run enhanced games involving scaling and rotation
- >> or polygon graphics? I read one of the features of the SuperCPU is a
- >> cartridge slot, so does that mean when you plug the SuperCPU in, the
- >> Cartridge slot will have an opening (like an extension cord)?
- >>
- >> Brian Gajewski
- >> bmg95960@pegasus.cc.ucf.edu
- >
- >
- >I never heard of this before!!!
- >Please tell me where I can get more info and/or technical
- >documentation.
- >
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