This is what my AMBRA Sprinta 486 looked like. It still looks a lot like this but inside that designer suit a lot has changed:
The 8 x 4 Mb Siemens simms replaced 4 x 1 Mb NEC simms
The Intel 80486SX-25 processor is replaced by an Intel 80486DX4-100 OverDrive processor
An Adaptec AHA-1542CP Fast SCSI-2 host adapter is put in one of the ISA slots
The Seagate ST3120a IDE drive is replaced by a Seagate ST31231N Fast SCSI-2 drive
A Logitech Pilot Mouse has succeeded the deceased AMBRA mouse
An IBM quad PCMCIA drive is put in one of the ISA slots
A Roland SCP-55 is serving in socket #2 of the PCMCIA drive
A Digital PCMCIA 14.4 International Fax Modem is serving in socket #3 of the PCMCIA drive
A Plextor 8PleX 8 speed SCSI CD-ROM drive is put in the 5¼" space.
An Iomega 1Gb portable Jaz drive is connected to the external SCSI connector of the AHA 1542CP.
On this machine I run Windows95 with GNU-Win32, MS-DOS 6.0+, Windows for Workgroups 3.11 + Win32s 1.30 and OS/2 Warp version 3. As main applications I use Microsoft Word 6.0, Quattro Pro 5.0, Vim and some web-browsers.
Very special thanks to Lars Johansson.
Since I added the AMBRA background to this page I felt I had to add the following: This is not an official page, it is just made by someone who happens to own an AMBRA Sprinta and wanted to share his knowlegde of his system with others who might benefit from it. If anyone should think this page has no right to exist and can offer a better alternative, please let me know.
