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#T4000 Arrives!

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#30637From: David HopkinsMay 25, 1993 9:57 PM
T4000 is VERY cool…got mine today… David Hopkins
#30650From: Erik FlomMay 25, 1993 10:52 PM
Urgh. (as he slowly turns green with envy!) Congrats! So did you pay a real price, or get it gratis? (If the former, how much & where?) Keep On Toastin' Erik Flom
#31270From: David HopkinsJun 9, 1993 1:27 AM
Well, I wish I got it free…haha. Nope, I went and paid in the area of $5500 for the thing. BOY is it nifty though…I got mine at Century Computers in La Habra, CA. Ask for Bob. David Hopkins
#31307From: Erik FlomJun 9, 1993 1:14 PM
Was this for the Toaster4000? If so, how much RAM/HD space? Thanks, Erik Flom
#31664From: David HopkinsJun 16, 1993 12:36 AM
Well, the price I quoted was a figure obtained by combining the price I paid for the Amiga 4000 with 120HD and 18megs of RAM at Century, and the Toaster4000 card from NewTek… David Hopkins
#31673From: Erik FlomJun 16, 1993 1:50 AM
Oh, OK. Thanks! I just ordered my system, and the equivalent is going to set me back about $4500.00, so I guess I can't complain. (Of course, that doesn't count the 4091 controller for $320 – Ouch!) Keep On Toastin' Erik Flom
#32181From: David HopkinsJun 22, 1993 8:58 PM
Gee Erik, you shouldna done that! Since you already have a 2000 Toaster, you could have simply purchased ASDG's LANRover thin-ethernet system for both machines and then they could have shared drives, without a SCSI card in the 4000. Of course, it would have cost you about the same (or a tiny bit more), but the expandability of the system is well worth it. That way, each machine you buy, you just slap in another Rover card and you've got access to EVERYTHING. I now have 5 machines sharing almost 3 gigs of hard drive space…and no SCSI in my 4000. Also, I've had to drop out of the animation tape. It seems that a bunch of the stuff I was going to send can't be sent yet, so I've got to pass. I'll certainly participate next time, tho! Still hope to get a copy so I can see what you guys are up to, BTW.
#32280From: Peter GreciJun 24, 1993 3:47 PM
Howdy David, is LanRover a Zorro II card? in other words would a lowly A500 with a Slot expansion chassis be able to use it?
#32316From: ASDGJun 24, 1993 10:54 PM
A card rack which offered ALL of the required Zorro II voltages would probably work fine. Remember that Ethernet requires +/- 12 volts. If your card rack doesn't have it – then it can't possibly work.
#32406From: Peter GreciJun 26, 1993 10:17 AM
Thanx for the info on Lanrover. The Card rack in question is the now defunct Bodega Bay. I guess I'd probably be better off getting a few used 3000's instead anyway.
#32619From: Brian CowanJun 29, 1993 7:19 PM
Lanrover? What's that? Brian — Cruising on AutoPilot…..