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Macworld Article Page 3   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) However, the Nextstation MegaPixel Color Display is a 16-inch Trinitron RGB monitor that offers the standard Next features (1120 by 832 resolution, 68Hz refresh rate, 92 dpi), while the built-in video supports 16 bits per pixel at that resolution. The Nextstation Color comes with a small device called the Sound Box, which converts the video signal to a standard RGB/sync output, so you can connect the Nextstation Color to the monitor of your choice. While the Nextstation Color and Mac IIci are competitively priced, the Nextstation Color still has a decided performance advantage, along with better color, a larger display area (almost three times bigger) a DSP chip, sound input, built-in Ethernet, and bundled software. www.ex.com /next.ex.com/macworld_article_page_3.htm   (410 words)

Macworld Article   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) The Nextstation is a flat fl slab, 15 1/2 inches wide by 14 1/3 in. The Nextstation has a significant advantage over the Macintosh IIsi, which Apple bills as its "cheapest modular Macintosh." A not-really-comparable Mac contender -- with 8MB of RAM, a 40MB hard drive, the 68882 FPU, and the Apple Portrait Display (640-by-870-dpi resolution and 16 shades) -- costs about $800 more than the Nextstation. Because of the limited disk space, Next suggests that the Nextstation is best used on a network or with an external hard drive. www.ex.com /next.ex.com/macworld_article_page_2.htm   (434 words)

Point of order   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) Marger Johnson has chosen the NeXTstation as its office standard, with 12 machines already installed and three more expected by the end of this year. Johnson said that although the Sun machine was an able performer, the NeXTstation came equipped with bundled software, e-mail, and voice annotation. Most of the first NeXTstations went to the firm's higher-paid employees, because they were most likely to use its features for real cost savings. www.simson.net /nextworld/92.2/92.2.Summer.Community4.html   (594 words)

Black Hole, Incorporated. - Premium NeXT Section !   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) NeXTstation Color computers combine near photographic quality color and an object-oriented operating and development environment in an easy-to-use, professional color workstation. NeXTstation Color computers — which may be configured with 16 to 128 MB of memory — take advantage of the color support offered in Display PostScript, which features the capability of real-time software dithering allowing NeXTstation Color computers to display 32-bit-per-pixel images in 16 bits with near photographic quality. NeXTstation Color computers are currently available in 16 or 32 MB RAM configurations. www.blackholeinc.com /specials/blackpremium.shtml   (3948 words)

NeXT Archive - The Last Outpost NeXT overhauled their entire line in Sept. 1990, introducing the NeXTstation as a smaller, less costly alternative to the Cube. And the NeXTstation included more memory, a larger hard drive, a 17" b&w display, and ethernet (the IIsi still used LocalTalk). And the NeXTstation included more memory, a larger hard drive, a 16" color display, and ethernet (the IIsi still used LocalTalk). www.nextarchive.net /?hardware=true   (541 words)

NeXT - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia NeXT was a computer company headquartered in Redwood City, California, that developed and manufactured two computer workstations during its existence, the NeXTcube and NeXTstation. This was a tiny segment of the market, and proved Jobs' own words prophetic. NeXTSTEP, the operating system used by the NeXTcube and NeXTstation. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/NeXT   (2228 words)

The NeXTonian   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) Later versions of the NeXTstation had colour screens capable of rendering 4,096 colours - 'near photographic quality'. The NeXTcube was first previewed on 12 October 1988; its official release came on 18 September 1990, along with NeXTSTEP 2.0 and the NeXTstation. The NeXTstation was a 'slab' which fit under the computer monitor. rixstep.com /2/0/machines   (87 words)

XBill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The operating systems are represented by logos shown on the computer screens. The computers you have to defend include PCs running Linux and FreeBSD, SPARCstations with Solaris, SGI IRIX workstations, Apple Macs, Palm pilots, and NeXTstations. When Bill installs Wingdows onto a computer, its current operating system is placed beside it. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/XBill   (197 words)

OLD-COMPUTERS.COM : The Museum The NeXTstation was a light version of the NeXTcube. There were several models, including a NeXTstation (25 Mhz), a ColorStation with color display (4096 colors, 25 Mhz) and a ColorStation Turbo (33 Mhz). NeXTstation: 4 (fl, white and two shades of grey) www.old-computers.com /museum/computer.asp?c=555   (173 words)

[No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) Cc: adachi@wisdom.ap.titech.ac.jp Dear Scientists and Engineers who have been developing PVM: (1) Recently, I was informed by my friend that there is a very nice software system, called PVM, that enable us to look a cluster of many workstations as a single virtual machine and to write parallel programs for the virtual machine. For NeXTstaion Color and NeXTstation Color Turbo, the true color model is used rather than the pseudo color model. However, when the true color model is used, it is assumed that each pixel is expressed by the RGB value of 24 bit length (8 bit each) and is represented by 32 bit integer in C programs (including 8 bit pad). www.lugg.de /~lugg111/download/lbw/cluster/src-20010901/xep/TrueColorFix   (580 words)

[9fans] plan9 on NeXTstation?   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) What the docs are saying is that there is a boot-loader file called 'boot' under the NeXTstep filesystem which you need to copy to your auth/bootp server. So you need both 9nextstation (which you get with the Plan 9 CD), and the boot file (which indeed you need to get from a working NeXTstep filesystem) in order to make a nextstation boot up over the network. If you don't want to set up a PC file server and auth/bootp server, you can take a look at http://www.ecf.toronto.edu/plan9/info/next.html for at least some information on using u9fs, the unix hack to do Plan 9 file service... lists.cse.psu.edu /archives/9fans/1999-March/007264.html   (324 words)

NetBSD/next68k: Frequently Asked Questions For color systems (NeXTstation Color and NeXTstation Color Turbo) a funky "Y-Cable" connects the system to a soundbox and to a monitor. The monitor end of the cable is a 13W3 connector. NeXTstation Color supports 68 Hz refresh at 1280x1024. www.netbsd.org /Ports/next68k/faq.html   (1168 words)

... Sedicom Europe The NEXTerminal is like an apple, if does what is has to do, it’s good without unnecessary things. The NEXTStation-II is a replacement of our "old" NEXTstation which has been sold since october 2004 with great success. This client is based on a 1Ghz Via cpu, equiped with fast 128MB DDR memory and a excelent graphics card. www.sedicom-europe.dk /?Action=List&CategoryID=242   (195 words)

Mac-Next FAQ   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) A: The Nextcube, the Nextstation (aka slab), the Nextstation Color, and Turbo versions of both Cube and Nextstation. The number of resellers dealing with used Nextstations, Cubes, software or peripherals for fl hardware is not large (and decreasing). A: The '030 Next computers, and early-model '040 Nextstations and Cubes use 30-pin 100ns simms in banks of four (with either 8 or 16 slots). www.museplan.com /projects/next-mac-faq/next-mac-faq.html   (3806 words)

NeXTstation NeXT overhauled their entire line in Sept. 1990, introducing the NeXTstation as a smaller, less costly alternative to the Quadra 900 speed at about the same price as a Mac IIsi 5/80 with a 12" bandw screen. And the NeXTstation included more memory, a larger hard drive, a 17" bandw display, and ethernet (the IIsi still used LocalTalk). www.lowendmac.com /next/nextstation.html   (312 words)

Computers: 1991   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) And in an effort to quell criticism of the machine's small installed base, Next announced that it already had orders on the books for over 15,000 new systems. Furthermore, the Mac IIsi system has only half of the Nextstation's display area, a fraction of the 68040/56001 horsepower, little bundled software, and no I/O processors or Ethernet hardware. It's now called the Nextcube than the redesigned main logic board has the same features as the Nextstation: 68040/56001 combination, built-in video with 1120 by 832 resolution and four-color support, plus all the same ports. www.krsaborio.net /research/1990s/91/9101.htm   (3178 words)

NeXT Brochure - 1M4711 1/92 In addition to the same powerful core technologies found in all NeXTstation NeXTstation Color computers --which may be configured with 16 to 128 MB of memory-- The technical advances featured in the NeXTstation Color product line, combined with an www.channelu.com /NeXT/History/NeXTPub/1M4711.1.92/index.html   (141 words)

Posts tagged with NeXTStation | Ask MetaFilter   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) Does anyone have any experience hooking up a regular VGA Monitor to a NeXTStation Color? The best keyboard I have ever used was the one that shipped with NeXTStations. It was loud and obnoxous, but had great feedback and I felt it added about 10 WPM to my typing. ask.metafilter.com /tags/NeXTStation   (93 words)

COLUG Digest Archives I assume USB is USB and they'll work with PC's, but I haven't tried them... If I boot the pcmcia image, it only wants to read the install from the hard disk, if I boot the bootnet image, it won't see the pcmcia netcard. So, if you guys want to contact me and let me know if you can swing by and get it, we can try to work that out (conveniently located at OSU...). www.colug.net /cooked/v03.n298.html   (1409 words)

[No title] NEXTSTATION, 16MB - 105MB & HD FLOP NEXTSTATION 8MB - 12MB & HD FLOPP NEXTSTATION 8MB - 105MB & HD FLOPPY www.ma.utexas.edu /restricted-resources/utma-doc/Administrative/Inventory/item   (120 words)

IC/PC: NeXTSTATION TURBO COLOR - Topic Powered by eve community IC/PC: NeXTSTATION TURBO COLOR - Topic Powered by eve community Has 21 inch monitor as well as OpenStep 3.3 installed. Never got off my ass to do it. episteme.arstechnica.com /eve/ubb.x/a/tpc/f/57909216/m/477008915631   (346 words)

NeXtStation TurboColor Also need docs for Wordperfect for NeXT as there seems to be a problem with the keyboard drivers in wordperfect. James Anthony Eros wrote: > > I picked up a NeXtStation TurboColor box today at a hamfest. A kid had > just bought 3 monitors, 4 boxes and a small stack of manuals and sold > me the extra system box for $25. www.classiccmp.org /pipermail/cctalk/1998-July/105056.html   (161 words)

NeXTstation Turbo Color   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) This is a complete system, so I also have the N2000 NeXT Laserprinter to go with it. Since this is a NeXTstation it has a soundbox. The soundbox is connected to the NeXT via a split in the monitor cable. jupiterrise.com /comp/nextturbo.html   (209 words)

need help installing nextstep on a NeXTStation black slab | Applefritter Submitted by brooklynmacguy on December 17, 2005 - 4:55am. do i have to do something because it's a zip file before i can use it to boot the nextstation? Submitted by brooklynmacguy on December 17, 2005 - 5:03pm. www.applefritter.com /node/9778   (615 words)

Computers - Next   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) Selling NeXTstation color turbo and software for s... selling NeXTstation color turbo w/ NS 3.3 and OS 4... A Dot com Millionnaire is Giving Free access To Ov... www.talkaboutclassifieds.com /group/comp.sys.next.marketplace   (227 words)

NeXTstation Color The NeXTstation provides features and functionality that other computers are just providing today. Most Recent Comments for the NeXT NeXTstation Color: Click here to view all comments for the NeXT NeXTstation Color and to leave your own. www.obsoletecomputermuseum.org /nextcolor   (531 words)

NeXTstation Turbo Color   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) NeXT quickly improved the design, switched from 68030 to a 68040. The NeXTstation was the low end machine at a lower price than a cube. There were however later NeXTstations that used Mac style ADB for keyboard and mouse instead of the classic NeXT ports. sites.inka.de /pcde/collection/next_turboc.html   (483 words)

March 2005 NeXTstation Turbo Color 2-8MB SIMMS, 400MB HD $7650 NeXTstation Turbo Color 4-8MB SIMMS, 250MB HD $8650 These prices are in the ballpark of comparable machines from Sun and Apple. www.stmug.com /Meetings/2005/March05.html   (2571 words)

Mailgate: comp.sys.misc: Re: FA: complete NeXTstation Turbo Color w/ 128mb & lots mor   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) Mailgate: comp.sys.misc: Re: FA: complete NeXTstation Turbo Color w/ 128mb and lots mor Subject: Re: FA: complete NeXTstation Turbo Color w/ 128mb and lots more FA: complete NeXTstation Turbo Color w/, Chris Scott mailgate.supereva.com /comp/comp.sys.misc/msg00408.html   (93 words)

NeXTStation - MacNN Forums Well, it's waiting for me at home as we speak. "It" is my new (or, uh, old) NeXTStation that I picked up on eBay for about 3% of what it cost to buy it new in 1993. I have OmniWeb and OpenUp on a Zip disk ready to go. forums.macnn.com /showthread.php?t=92745   (98 words)

Computers: 1990 Applications written for Release 1.0 run unmodified on Release 2.0, only faster. NOTE TO EDITORS: NeXT, NeXTstation, NeXTcube, NeXTdimension, NeXTmail, NeXTbus and Digital Librarian are trademarks, and the NeXT logo and NeXTstep are registered trademarks of NeXT Computer Inc. All other brand names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. NeXTstation Color—a full color version of the NeXTstation www.krsaborio.net /research/1990s/90/900918.htm   (510 words)

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