tuxify
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I just took apart the weirdest computer ever. To start off, when I opened it, I found a double decker motherboard, with 5 16-Bit ISA slots, and 2 PCI Slots. Below the first board is a second board with the CPU, RAM, Chipsets, ETC.
Second of all, it came with a hard drive that was about twice as big (width and length) and about half the height of a normal HDD. I found this really funny.
Thirdly, I found this computer had a thing called a Photo Drive. You put a picture up to the slot (looks like a CD slot) and it sucks it up. I took a look at it and noticed there was a copier in it (like a copying machine). It fits in the 5.25" slot, so I was hoping I could add it to my build, seeing as how a photo scanner would be awesome. I took it apart, and after stripping every screw in the case, I finally got it out. It was attached to a card which was plugged into one of the 16-Bit ISA (I'm assuming it's this because I looked it up on Wikipedia). I unhooked it from the card, because my motherboard does not have any ISA slots. It's a 10-Pin female hookup. Thats all I can tell from it.
I don't currently have my digital camera, so I am unable to take pictures of this odd case or the connector, but do any of you know anything about this product or the type of thing I would need to do to put this working in my computer? I have the Gigabyte 570sli. Thanks.
Second of all, it came with a hard drive that was about twice as big (width and length) and about half the height of a normal HDD. I found this really funny.
Thirdly, I found this computer had a thing called a Photo Drive. You put a picture up to the slot (looks like a CD slot) and it sucks it up. I took a look at it and noticed there was a copier in it (like a copying machine). It fits in the 5.25" slot, so I was hoping I could add it to my build, seeing as how a photo scanner would be awesome. I took it apart, and after stripping every screw in the case, I finally got it out. It was attached to a card which was plugged into one of the 16-Bit ISA (I'm assuming it's this because I looked it up on Wikipedia). I unhooked it from the card, because my motherboard does not have any ISA slots. It's a 10-Pin female hookup. Thats all I can tell from it.
I don't currently have my digital camera, so I am unable to take pictures of this odd case or the connector, but do any of you know anything about this product or the type of thing I would need to do to put this working in my computer? I have the Gigabyte 570sli. Thanks.
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