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The MacRescue upgrade board apparently clips on to the existing logic board on a [[Macintosh 128K]] or [[Macintosh 512K]] to provide extra RAM capacity and a SCSI interface. In at least one example, a ribbon cable ran from the upgrade board to a 25-pin port on the rear of the unit. | The MacRescue upgrade board apparently clips on to the existing logic board on a [[Macintosh 128K]] or [[Macintosh 512K]] to provide extra RAM capacity and a SCSI interface. In at least one example, a ribbon cable ran from the upgrade board to a 25-pin port on the rear of the unit. | ||
The unit in the pictures indicates this was manufactured in 1989 by Computer Care. | |||
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Revision as of 12:51, 8 April 2019
The MacRescue upgrade board apparently clips on to the existing logic board on a Macintosh 128K or Macintosh 512K to provide extra RAM capacity and a SCSI interface. In at least one example, a ribbon cable ran from the upgrade board to a 25-pin port on the rear of the unit.
The unit in the pictures indicates this was manufactured in 1989 by Computer Care.