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From: treesh@ircsun1.helios.nd.edu
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Subject: Re: Is it really worth it?
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Date: 26 Oct 90 13:07:31 GMT
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If the systems is doing what you need it to do, then why change it?  I love
my Commodore 128 with the Lt Kernal Hard disk drive it runs right up there in 
speed with some of todays stuff.  Where else are you going to get a machine 
for under $200.00 that can do full color grpahics, sound, built in basic, and
a mega-ton of software?

I use my C128 for telecommunications almost solely, but its good for a lot of
other fun stuff!

ctfm