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#Insider is it!

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#58603From: Fadi Khulusi/MicroP TechMar 12, 1987 1:43 AM
I am giving an honest unbiased opinion when I say that I suggest to anyone interested in expanding the memory of their Amigas. The product is solid, works very well, is fully compatible, installs in minutes, and sports a very attractive price tag. Best of all it is backed by people who will go out of their way to satisfy you. UPS messed up on my order's delivery and Ralph Landry at Michigan Software sent me E-Mail on CIS every day filling me in on the status of the matter, then sent me a board Blue Label as soon as the matter was resolved. For thr uninitiated, Insider is a 1 meg board that autoconfigures, has a real time battery-backed clock, and retails for $350. For more info, leave a message to Ralph at PPN 72416,2051 or leave me a message and I will give you their phone number. Fadi
#58618From: Erin RogersMar 12, 1987 3:43 AM
I keep hearing nothing but good about Insider! I can't believe there isn't someone out there with something not so good to say about it!
#58622From: John DraperMar 12, 1987 4:16 AM
Erin, in all reviews I have ever done, I have found either something to complain about, or said "I wish it did…. whatever." In the case of the Insider, I can't find fault with it, nor can I think of any way they could have improved upon it. Wait a minute! There is something. It isn't external, so I can't use it as a status symbol! Yeah! That's the ticket! Woops… forgot… they did send me a decal to stick on the outside of the Amiga, so I guess that's a good status symbol. Oh well. Seriously, I am extremely pleased with it. Regards, Larry.
#58624From: C. Davey UtterMar 12, 1987 4:51 AM
Larry, they could have put sockets on it, and the tag they give you is ugly, so I had to put that on the back. It sure is a great piece of hardware!. .Dave
#58810From: Erin RogersMar 13, 1987 9:21 PM
I know, you invented it… yeah that's the ticket! …and yet it happened. Well, if someone doesn't say something quick I am going to order one on Monday. I suppose it is not too much a drain on the power supply? Thanks for the info!
#58829From: John DraperMar 14, 1987 12:37 AM
Seems to be OK on the power drain Erin. I am running an external 3.5" drive in addition to the Insider with no problems at all. Regards, Larry.
#59021From: Erin RogersMar 15, 1987 1:54 PM
Sounds like it is working out for everyone I talked to. I was really attracted to the idea of internal ram expansion. The only other thing I want cluttering up the desk is a hard drive. 🙂
#59033From: John DraperMar 15, 1987 3:11 PM
Gee Erin, if we take a "hard card" and do a little hacking… there's room over by the power supply, and a few jumpers and trace cuts and…. Naww! <grin> Regards, Larry.
#58623From: C. Davey UtterMar 12, 1987 4:50 AM
The only not-so-good thing I can say is that I didn't have it sooner!…Dave
#58811From: Erin RogersMar 13, 1987 9:23 PM
Hehe, I guess you like yours too. I am going to quit poking and buy one! Sometimes good can be good! So what is a Starboard2 anyway?
#58821From: C. Davey UtterMar 13, 1987 11:58 PM
Starboard2 is an EXTERMNAL memory expansion that can go up to 2-Megs and eventually 8-Megs when the new chips are available. It will work with the Insider…Dave
#58657From: Don Curtis/SYSOPMar 12, 1987 4:00 PM
Fadi, I'll add my 2 cents worth also…I have had 0 problems with INSIDER since I installed it…and Ralph has been extremely helpful answering any questions. Don