[ Milan on the fair, info following ]
> - PCI to ISA bridge
> - 4 x EDO-Rams (up to 32MB each, I guess)
> - 68040 CPU
> - parallel port
> - floppy port
> - 2 x IDE bus
> - 3 x ISA slot
> - flash ROM for TOS
> - 4 x PCI slot
> - super I/O (whatever that means)
> - keyboard connector (they thought of every detail ...)
> - **NO** SCSI connector (yet? --- What a shame!)
> 
> As currently in work are announced:
> 
> - Falcon compatibility card (with DSP)
> - Pentium processor card (YUK, who needs that?)
> - network and ISDN cards
> - sound, MIDI and ROM port cards
> 
> That's all I know about this beastie. Perhaps Udo has more information?

Looks like the Hades is just more complete. It might be that this machine
is cheaper?

About SCSI, I'm currently trying to get an ncr810 utltra card (PCI) working
in my Hades. This card is cheap (+/- $50) and should easily out perform the
5380 ;-) Only problem is that I can't seem to get the card to accept an
I/O and mem area that don't overlap with my et4000... 

So, my point is that it might be cheaper/easier/better to have an external
SCSI-card ;-)

Leo.