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ALL NEW! Toad Computers 1995-1996 Catalog USA $3.00 Canada $4.50 OFFICIAL DISTRIBUTOR CD ROM C-Lab Falcon Now Shipping! is Here! The new Falcon computers from Get your JagCD TOADAY! Unit Includes: C-LAB are powerful and affordable. From Cubase • Blue Lightning: flight simulation with great tex- Audio to Exposé, you’ll ture mapped graphics and amazing sound see why you’ll want a C-Lab Falcon! See the inside front cover for more effects! Amazing fun! details and prices! • VidGrid: unscramble music videos as they play! Falcon MK I, 1MB, No Hard Disk . .$799.00 Falcon MK I, 4MB, No Hard Disk . .$999.00 • Virtual Light Machine: Create dazzling patterns of light with your favorite music CD’s! Falcon MK II, 4MB, 350MB SCSI . .$1349.00 Falcon MK II, 4MB RAM, 530MB SCSI . .$1499.00 • MYST Demo: Explore a strange and mysterious Falcon MK II, 4MB RAM, 811MB SCSI . .$1899.00 world that you won’t want to leave! Cubase Audio 16 (with any Falcon) . .Add $399.00 14MB Upgrade (from a 4MB machine) . .Add $599.00 NEW! JAGUAR CD: Only $149.00! SCSI / IDE Internal / External Hard Disk Options . .Call See Pages 12-13 for our complete list of new Jag CD titles! Math Coprocessor . .Add $59.95 SIMMply the Best! Run Atari Programs on a Power PC! MagiCMac is an Atari Compatible OS for Macintosh! 16MB • Runs on 030/040 and now Power PC Machines! 4x32 • Incredibly Fast! Multitasks Atari and Mac programs! • Use Speed Doubler ($69) for even more speed! PC SIMM! Just $219.00! See page 26! $499 95 Now For Only 1MB x 8, 30 Pin (ST) . .$39.95 1MB x 9, 30 Pin (PC) . .$49.95 4MB x 8, 30 Pin (TT/Mac) . .$159.95 $39.95! 4MB, 72 Pin, 1 x 32 (PC) . .$159.95 4MB, 72 Pin, 1 x 36 (PC) . .$179.95 The most popular page layout program for the Atari is now available 8MB, 72 Pin, 2 x 32 (PC) . .$319.95 at an even more popular price – just $39.95! Now 8MB, 72 Pin, 2 x 36 (PC) . .$349.95 you can afford to take advantage of the full power 16MB, 72 Pin, 4 x 32 (PC) . .$499.95 of PageStream 2.2 – with full support for Type One, Atari ST X-Tra RAM Deluxe Board Intellifont, and PageStream fonts, how can you go Still $79.95! wrong? See page 7 for more details! Toad Chameleon Systems: TOS on a PC? VISIT US ONLINE! Now! Run your favorite ST · 16MB RAM · Gemulator 4 w/TOS 2.06 Includes Gemulator with software on a brand new · 14” Monitor .28dp · 1.2GB Hard Disk PC! Run Windows 95 with · 1MB PCI Video Card · Mini Tower Case TOS 2.06, Windows 95 Gemulator 4.0, or run · 3.5” Floppy Drive · Keyboard, Mouse and Linux! Cool! LINUX, the included Unix · 4X CD ROM Drive · 16-Bit Sound w/Speakers clone! The Toad Chamel- eon is a great Atari-com- · Microsoft Windows 95 · Microsoft Money patible PC computer! See · Microsoft Works · Microsoft Encarta page 30 for more details · Gemini Atari CD · Slackware Linux and prices! Systems from Software + Hardware · MS Entertainment Pack $1649.00! (800) 448-8623 Orders WWW: http://www.toad.net/ (410) 544-6943 Information Email: [email protected] C-Lab Falcon FalconFalcon MKMK IIII The Next Generation Multimedia Powerhouse Technical Information For many years now, Atari has been estab- Take true color graphics, CD quality System Architecture Data Storage lished in musical circles as a standard for sound, and a super-fast window operating • Motorola 68030-CPU at 16MHz • Variety of IDE & SCSI Internal Drives personal music production using MIDI system and combine them into one • 32-bit data and address bus structure from 170MB to 811MB and more instruments. The C-Lab Falcon MK II computer, and you get a real multimedia • 512KB internal TOS ROM • One HD (1.44MB) 3.5” floppy disk takes this a step further. It now allows the powerhouse. The Falcon MK II runs exist- drive, MS-DOS format compatible combination of MIDI data and up to 16 ing Atari software and works with a new Digital Signal Processor tracks of Digital Audio, together with generation of Falcon enhanced programs. • Motorola DSP 56K, operating at 32MHz System Ports numerous other applications in one Use Studio Photo to edit photographs • 32K-words of 0-wait-state static RAM • MIDI In & MIDI Out, 5 pin DINs computer! professionally. Photo Show Professional • 29-pin external DSP port • DSP Port for external clocks, etc. lets you use the Falcon MK II with Kodak • Mini stereo plug line input & output Industry Standard Audio Photo CD to create your own slide pre- Sound • SCSI-2 Port, with Direct Memory Access sentations – complete with sound! Your • 16-bit stereo A/D, D/A converter with 1- (DMA) for external SCSI components, The Falcon MK II offers sampling rates potential is unlimited! bit DAC bitstream • Connector for analog RGB color (VGA which exceed that of CD, offering eight • Eight 16-bit digital audio DMA record or ST) or composite video 16-bit audio channels, each with a sam- and playback channels with up to 50 • Bi-directional parallel printer port pling frequency rate of up to 50 kHz for Easy to Configure kHz sampling rate • RS-232C 9-pin serial port recording and playback! Unlike other computers, the Falcon MK II • Sound DMA coprocessor • RS-422 Compliant LAN port is easy to configure. You don’t have to • Line level (maximum level +4 dbm) • Two 9-pin joystick connectors A MIDI Standard install a complicated graphics card, or Using any MIDI software, like Steinberg’s worry about the interrupt setting on your C-Lab Falcon MK I Original Falcon Systems Cubase (only $399 extra with the C-Lab sound card. Everything is integrated and Falcon MK I, 1MB RAM, No Hard Disk . .$799.00 Falcon), among others, the built in MIDI intuitive. All you have to do is plug it in. Falcon MK I, 4MB RAM, No Hard Disk . .$999.00 interface can be used to record and play- Within minutes, you can be publishing C-Lab Falcon MK II For Direct to Disk Recording back keyboard note information along with Calamus or PageStream, or adding Falcon MK II, 4MB RAM, 350MB SCSI Internal 2.5” Hard Disk . .$1349.00 with audio on the hard disk! echo effects to your favorite songs. The Falcon MK II, 4MB RAM, 530MB SCSI Internal 2.5” Hard Disk . .$1499.00 In short, no other computer offers all of Falcon MK II is the only computer that Falcon MK II, 4MB RAM, 811MB SCSI Internal 2.5” Hard Disk . .$1899.00 the Falcon MK II’s comprehensive digital gives you multimedia power that’s easy to Options Great Package Deals! music production facilities as standard! use – all at an affordable price! Cubase Audio 16 (Bundled with any C-Lab Atari Falcon) . .Add $399.00 14MB Upgrade (from a 4MB machine) . .Add $599.00 We here at Toad Computers are excited about being the official North American dis- tributor of the C-Lab Falcon! This versatile machine now fits any budget and with SCSI / IDE Internal / External Hard Disk Options . .Call! Cubase Audio 16, it’s absolutely perfect for digital recording & sequencing! Math Coprocessor (MC68882, Installed) . .Add $59.00 Thanks to You, 1995 Was a Banner Year! Atari Market Thrives; New Products and Services Make for Exciting Times! The Lowdown @ toad.net and works in monochrome and color. While it’s are proud to say that now more than ever, Atari soft- Last time, we told you that the Internet was going to definitely in the early stages, it is undergoing daily ware and hardware offer “Power Without the change our business fundamentally, and it has. This revision. To get the latest version of this package, go Price.” summer, we became even more wired by getting a to ftp://ftp.toad.net/pub/atarist/internet/www_lat- What’s Next at Toad Computers? T1 connection to the Internet. Now, everyone here est.zip. Linux for the Atari 68030 machines is also available now, and you can run the Chimera As you can see, this catalog is a little different from has e-mail capability, WWW access, and everything our previous efforts. We have tried to offer you else that comes along with the Internet. (graphical) or LYNX (text-based) browsers from there. You can also use MiNT & MiNTNet to run more pictures and product descriptions, as well as In the past few months, we have fielded thousands these very same browsers. But the WWWxxx.ZIP more products. As we told you last time, we are of inquiries from customers via e-mail. This is a package seems to be the simplest. looking outside the Atari realm for products to great way to reach us quickly. Send your e-mail to interest you as well, and we think our PC products [email protected]. Great NEW Products represent real value. We challenge you to compare We felt a real need to get a catalog out to you NOW our Chameleon Gemulator-equipped systems We operate a mirror of the University of Michigan so you can find out about several great new prod- against the competition – for both quality and Atari Software archive – a very busy Internet FTP ucts which just recently became available. The C- price. We will continue to provide quality products site. To reach the mirror, FTP to the following site: Lab Falcon MK-I computer (above) is one such that we think will interest all Atari owners – folks ftp://ftp.toad.net/pub/umich.
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