Something...Interesting

Today, After school i had a tech club meeting and we wanted to go clean out a room so we could move some servers in there. There was a bunch of E-Waste in the room and we had to gut everything out. Knowing everything here was going to be thrown away i grabbed some useful stuff (mic webcam OSX cd etc)

Another thing i found is a ram stick. Not a normal ram stick at all Here is a picture of it

Im really not sure what it is or what it goes to.. If anyone has any information on it that would be great

Edit: The board is about 11 Inches by 9.75 Inches so.. Its pretty big

A few other things we found was a very old "portable" computer and an Apple II

 

You could contact the Computer History Museum about it. http://www.computerhistory.org/

 

Greetings, goomma...

Thought at first that was an old memory card (precursor to the original floppy disks - and I mean the real, flexible floppies) with an ISA interface...but then I realized that the pin arrangement doesn't look right. Interested to know what it is - if you do find out, please post back...

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@brownizs: Nice link - thanks! Neat place - that slideshow on the front page has one frame that elicited a reverently whispered "Cray" from me - awesome!

 

The pins remind me of an old SCSI card.

Interesting piece of history. Even more interesting if we knew what it was. Might even be ROM. Any manufacturer name on it?

 

Hi,

That's not for a PC but for before the PC came out. Many computers of that era used boards of that nature. You mixed and matched and hand wired the racks to make a computer.

Jim