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From: nwickham@triton.unm.edu (Neal C. Wickham)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.marketplace
Subject: Re: For sale A2500/30
Keywords: Computer for Sale
Message-ID: <1991Apr07.174645.8806@ariel.unm.edu>
Date: 7 Apr 91 17:46:45 GMT
References: <greg.670911664@travis>
Organization: University of New Mexico, Albuquerque
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In article <greg.670911664@travis> greg@travis.cica.indiana.edu (Gregory TRAVIS) writes:
>FOR SALE:
>
>	Amiga 2500/30 (68030 processor - 25 MHZ)
>	4 MB 32-bit ram (on Commodore A2630 board)
>	2 MB 16-bit ram (on Commodore A2091 board)
>	1 Quantum 40 Meg drive
>	1 Seagate 60 Meg drive
>	1 ASDG 2 port serial drive (3 ports in the system)
>	1 flickerFixer board (704x475 video flicker-free)
>	1 NEC 2D monitor
>
>	Software/hardware also includes:
>
>		1. Manx 5.xxx compiler
>		2. Sculpt-Animate 4D jr.
>		3. ProPage 1.3 (still waiting for 2.0 after 5 months)
>		4. Falcon/A-10 attack
>		5. Future sound system
>		6. C-ITOH printer
>		7. WordPerfect 4.2 (is there any later?)
>		8. Mucho public domain software (GCC/etc.)
>		   (UUCP/AmiNos/etc...)
>		9. Most needed stuff, including Gomf 3.0, an analog
>		   joystick, VLT/Handshake.
>	       10. Various ported programs such as Radiance, Nav, FAXRCV,
>		   etc.
>
>Note that the A2091 does not work reliably with multiple drives.  Commodore
>promises a fix.  Also, cannot be expanded beyond 4 megabytes of 32-bit
>memory.
>
>Asking $6000.00 for everything, including over 50 floppy disks.  Trying
>to buy a NeXT.
>--
>Gregory R. Travis                Indiana University, Bloomington IN 47405
>greg@cica.indiana.edu  		 Center for Innovative Computer Applications
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You fool!  NeXT won't last.  Steve Jobs just had $600 million that was burning
a hole in is pocket.


                                        NCW

PS  Doesn't Steve Jobs look like Carl Sagen Jr. on drugs?