Re: Coulter XL

From: Albert D Donnenberg, PhD (donnal@novell1.dept-med.pitt.edu)
Date: Tue Jul 23 1996 - 18:24:44 EST

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Alan-

Our XL (about 3 mos old) came with a 90MHz Pentium with 16 MB RAM 
plus an extra 4 MB on the disk controller + an additional 4 MB on 
the data aquisition board (which they call a transputer).  The drive 
is 1.2 GB.  The graphics card is by Hercules and has 2 MB RAM.  
Monitor is a 17" Sony.  All in all a very nice machine, aside from 
the already antiquated processor.  It is more than adequate for the 
System II software which runs in a DOS environment.  I am told that 
the next major revision will be in a Windows environment (although 
it is not clear which one).

Regarding your second question, I will let you know next week when we 
attempt to install System II a conventionally equipped 66MHz 486.

@dd
Albert D. Donnenberg, PhD
Associate Professor of Medicine

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