JDR Motherboards

In my closet, I came across an old 386 MB and its manual I bought years ago
from JDR Microdevices. That reminded me I have seen little or no mention of
JDR as a source of MB's in a long time. Have they fallen out of favor?

Thank you.



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On Fri, 19 Aug 2005 06:33:56 -0400, "Jack Gillis"
<XXXXXXXX@widomaker.com> wrote:

>In my closet, I came across an old 386 MB and its manual I bought years ago
>from JDR Microdevices. That reminded me I have seen little or no mention of
>JDR as a source of MB's in a long time. Have they fallen out of favor?
>


I'd have to say so as I don't recall any IDR boards for the
last dozen years. Maybe they never made anything newer than
386?

Jack Gillis wrote:
> In my closet, I came across an old 386 MB and its manual I bought years ago
> from JDR Microdevices. That reminded me I have seen little or no mention of
> JDR as a source of MB's in a long time. Have they fallen out of favor?
>
> Thank you.
>
>
>
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Well, JDR is still in business in San Jose and they have a website at
www.jdr.com . They sell motherboards but I don't think that any of them
are "theirs". You can probably find a contact at their website and ask
them directly.
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John McGaw
[Knoxville, TN, USA]
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