68k/PPC/x86 Chips on the same board. that way, you could run a system like parallels type that under system 8.1 (for the 68k AND PPC support) you can use windows 2k Pro, and move them around much like you do under OS X
Dream OS? Unix backed 8.1! or rather, how about, OS X that runs on a 68k? that would ROCK.
I could also go for a Video card that supports Dual VGA or VGA and a DVI port under the 68k
All of this, in an iMac G4-like setup. The system is at the base, and at the top of the neck, it would have like a 13" or 14" 1024x768 Screen.
While we are at it, let's through in some PC-66/100/133 Memory slots that will run with both PowerPC/68k and x86 (pref Intel Pentium II 300-500Mhz) the Power PC can be a G4 if need be, and the 68k can run at 100Mhz!!.
I know I am totally off the wall, but just think of what you could do with this machine? you could run 68k Apps natively, and windows, and OS X like system. since it would do 68k native, the OS X doesn't need an OS for classic, but rather, it loads with boot, and will allow them to run them integrated.
Dream OS? Unix backed 8.1! or rather, how about, OS X that runs on a 68k? that would ROCK.
I could also go for a Video card that supports Dual VGA or VGA and a DVI port under the 68k
All of this, in an iMac G4-like setup. The system is at the base, and at the top of the neck, it would have like a 13" or 14" 1024x768 Screen.
While we are at it, let's through in some PC-66/100/133 Memory slots that will run with both PowerPC/68k and x86 (pref Intel Pentium II 300-500Mhz) the Power PC can be a G4 if need be, and the 68k can run at 100Mhz!!.
I know I am totally off the wall, but just think of what you could do with this machine? you could run 68k Apps natively, and windows, and OS X like system. since it would do 68k native, the OS X doesn't need an OS for classic, but rather, it loads with boot, and will allow them to run them integrated.
