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It was a unified high speed interface that could do both. Farallon came up with cheap network adapters that allowed Macs to talk to each other (and a LaserWrite
by pstuart 8y ago
It was a unified high speed interface that could do both. Farallon came up with cheap network adapters that allowed Macs to talk to each other (and a LaserWriter!) over local phone wiring.
That was huge -- plug and play networking for mortals.
Source: worked at Farallon way back when.
- watersb 8y agoI was around the corner, the Mac network admin at Chiron. Hundreds of Macs, running on single-pair UTP. Good times. :-)