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From: rbattle@hydra.unm.edu (Ron M Battle STUDENT)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware,comp.sys.amiga.marketplace
Subject: NOW is the time to buy an A-3000!
Message-ID: <1991May01.053107.11013@ariel.unm.edu>
Date: 1 May 91 05:31:07 GMT
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Organization: University of New Mexico, Albuquerque
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Just to let you know, Commodore is having a special promotion until 6/30/91,
on A-3000s. If you bring in the top page of your owner's manual with the
serial number of your C-64 or A-1000 or A-500 or A-2000, these are the prices:
 A-3000  16MHz 68030/68881  $1849.00
 A-3000  25MHz 68030/68882  $2249.00   (both have 50Mbyte HardDrives)
 similar savings on the 100Mbyte model

Now, if you consider how much it would cost to get a stock A-2000 and add an
accelerator card, 2 Mbyte chip ram, 32bit DMA SCSI controller, and flicker-
fixer....... well, I think you get the idea. The A-3000s have been selling
like hotcakes in my neck of the woods! As a personal recommendation, consider
buying the 16 MHz version and saving your hard earned cash for the next
generation 68040 cards WITH cache.  Remember that 200 pin connector on the
A-3000? Can you say AFFORDABLE 20 MIPS ??!  :)