First post, by Rhuwyn
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Looks like a video card but can't find anything on it. Found it while looking for Hercules Stingray Voodoo Rush cards.
Reply 1 of 4, by BSA Starfire
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Interesting looking board, wonder what that connector on the top is for? The memory expansion looks similar to Matrox and ATi card from the late 90's.
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On second look, that is a PC100 So-Dimm I think, not V-RAM expansion, so perhaps it's a single board computer or one of those CPU/sound/video cards that Compaq and other used to use in Deskpro's and whatever?
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Reply 2 of 4, by Rhuwyn
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wrote:Interesting looking board, wonder what that connector on the top is for? The memory expansion looks similar to Matrox and ATi card from the late 90's.
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On second look, that is a PC100 So-Dimm I think, not V-RAM expansion, so perhaps it's a single board computer or one of those CPU/sound/video cards that Compaq and other used to use in Deskpro's and whatever?
I think your right. In the description the acronym SBC is used which I believe is single board computer. Still looks really interesting though.
Reply 3 of 4, by Logistics
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Equator-Shark-Evaluat … r-/291401401042 Same thing, correct? Yes, it's a single-board-computer.
Reply 4 of 4, by florianix
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Could be an evaluation board for a "SHARC" DSP from Analog devices.