SOLD: Deneb USB

[nicholas]

As the title says, one Zorro II/III DMA USB 2.0 card for sale.

450 Euros + Shipping. Paypal only, buyer pays fees.

[nicholas]

What makes it so special, besides being scarce?

I just picked a X-100 Surf and Rapid Road USB that I will be testing this weekend in my A3000, for a fraction of the cost. How are they different?

Speed.

The Deneb uses DMA and wipes the floor with any other USB card.

Like most things in life, you get what you pay for.

[nicholas]

Interested in this. Could you please add pictures of the board and a whichamiga and Poseidon screenshot showing that it works?

Do you have the cables and ports?

Thanks

 There are three photos here and it comes with the cables and ports.  https://mega.nz/#F!Q8NhVBSD!I9qUSGb3k1bpBtncPXXsjQ  Won't be able to show any screenshots until tomorrow night at the earliest.

[nicholas]

wow. seeng this im starting to think to sell mine along with a bonus for low serial number;)

now. deneb is fully dma capable in comparison with the new card by individual computers, which is only a pio one. it makes some difference.

 Not forgetting the built-in flash ROM for custom Kickstart images.  Is serial number 0253 low enough?

[nicholas]

A joke of a price!!! I'll stick with my Zip Drive solution for transfering files between my Mac and my Amiga thank you. 200 Euros would be more reasonable.

Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

[nicholas]

Second hand higher then new?

You can't buy them new anymore. E3B aren't making any new ones and all existing stock was sold years ago.

[nicholas]

its been written with a marker and i jus noticed i cannot read it correctly anymore, but its something like 0013

That's worth an extra 50 for sure!

[nicholas]

the parts are obsolete by now wfair. therefore only cards without dma are being built now.

USB 3.0 on an FPGA accelerator is probably the next step to make everyone drool.

[nicholas]

ah, thats what you are speculating with..

Nah, keeping my Cyberstorm MK2+CyberSCSI unless someone offers me silly money. It'll be many years before there is an FPGA accelerator for the A3000 methinks.