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Subject: Re: Atari 8bit Hardware
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Date: 16 Sep 90 21:15:00 GMT
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  Although this company doesn't have anything that you need, ICD inc.
 is a company dedicated to 8bitters, as well as having an ST product line.
 Maybe you could get good advice on Atari-manufactured peripherals,
 as well as third-party manufacturers. The address & numbers:

     ICD, inc.
     1220 Rock Street
     Rockford, Ill 61101-1437

     voice (815) 968-2228
     BBS   (815) 968-2229, 300-9600

  Maybe I'm being naive, but I would recommend the Atari double-sided,
  double density drive (I think it's model 1551 or something). I don't
  know where to find it.

    A good idea is to pick up the COMPUTER SHOPPER, a big catalog of
  computers and related equipment. Although it has little or no info
  on Atari dealers, it's a good place to look for deals on cheap
  modems and the like (if you want to buy new stuff). Maybe it does
  have Atari 8bit dealer information; I'm not sure.

  Hope this helped.