AMAX
Gabe:
At home I have a CBM 68020 board, no bridgeboard, and the AMAX with a
Cutting Edge external MAC style drive. Five megs of memory, two are 32
bit.
The CBM board, with the two megs of 32 bit, cost me about $1500 around a
year ago.
The AMAX, with Apple 128 k roms and the cutting edge drive cost about $450,
as a package.
At work, I have the CBM 68030 board, with 4 megs of 32 bit ram (for 5
total), and the AT bridge. I can easily take the AMAX/Cutting Edge drive
into work (haven't done it yet, but it's simply undoing one plug), and have
a MAC, 2500/30 Amiga and AT clone all in one box.
Ray Lewis