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Subject: Re: Educational Prices
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Date: 8 May 91 15:30:31 GMT
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In article <812@tnc.UUCP>, m0154@tnc.UUCP (GUY GARNETT) writes:
> 
> The A2500/30 costs more than an A3000 because you can drop a toaster
> into the 2500.  If you want 68030 horsepower for lightwave,
> toasterpaint, or just running the toaster, then C= will make you pay
> for it.
> 

The toaster will work in the A3000. It requires the old denise and you have to
jury rig the case a bit to make it fit.  This not the best way to manage it,
but until Newtek modifies the toaster for the 3000 it will have to do.

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