The NeXTstation was a light version of the NeXTcube.
The magnetic-optical drive has been replaced by a hard-disk, as NeXTcube users found this drive too slow compared to "modern" hard-disks available then.
The thin design of the case didn't make it possible to keep the NeXTbus slots.
There were several models, including a NeXTstation (25 Mhz), a ColorStation with color display (4096 colors, 25 Mhz) and a ColorStation Turbo (33 Mhz).
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What RAM format allowed 128MB on the NeXT mainboard? I would assume SIMMS, but what size? ty...
Sunday 16th June 2019
Kip Crosby a/k/a panterazero (United States)
There is a nice NeXT turbo color 33Ghz on eBay at the moment, current bid is £10 - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/280996984384
Monday 15th October 2012
Shad Smithe (London)
I bought a NeXTstation turbo mono about 2 years ago. I love the thing! It's amazing. I've upped mine to 128mb of ram among other things. I use it constantly.
i just got my hands on a Cube finally, the thing has been modified and holds 4 motherboards :) This thing is going to be sweet once i get it running correctly :D
