From: Anders Carlsson (anders.carlsson_at_sfks.se)
Date: 2007-07-03 23:13:16
Marko Mäkelä wrote:
>> CBM D220 which is a relabeled 8296-D.
> Is there some easy way to detect if it is a 8096 or 8296?
Well, I assumed it is a 8296D since it has internal disk drives? As
far as I know, there never was a 8096D model, but I could be wrong.
I believe it should be possible to review the motherboard layout if
it is a 8096, 8296 or 8296D. Number of RAM chips among other things.
> But I guess there weren't any CBM 600, just 610 (B128-LP) and 620 (B256-LP).
True. CBM 600 and PET/CBM 700 rather were family names, like 8000 series.
Actually I might've seen front plates that say either CBM 700, PET 700 or
PET 700/128K, while the back plate should tell the exact model.
For that matter, has anyone ever seen a genuine CBM 620, or were all just
256K upgraded versions of the 610?
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Anders Carlsson
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