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From: howard@lysator.liu.se (MindWalker)
Newsgroups: misc.wanted,comp.sys.laptops
Subject: Amstrad PPC2640 info wanted
Keywords: laptops, wanted, info, amstrad
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Date: 18 Oct 90 23:02:05 GMT
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	I'm looking to buy a second hand Amstrad PPC2640 (I think that's
the name). I have an old review in a Personal Computing World, but apart from
that, I've never heard of it. Are they used at all ??  Anyone out there have
one ??  I seem to remember that they sold for about 450 pounds sterling
originally, so I can't understand why they didn't become a big hit.

Observation:  I recently read a PC User from July 1989, which contained a
buyers guide. It didn't appear in there.

BTW: If you have one of these and want to sell it, email me your system
description and price.

/MHd

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