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From: gerardka@hobbes.ism.isc.com (Gerard Kam)
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Subject: Re: Street prices for '387 co-processors
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Date: 28 Jun 91 16:53:55 GMT
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In article <1991Jun28.000118.1921@digi.lonestar.org> jgay@digi.lonestar.org (john gay) writes:
>These are from the back of the June 24 issue of PC Week.  Some of the
>companies have not published their new pricing yet, for those I have just
>included a phone number.
>
>        Microway   ELKCO
>==========================
>Intel
> 16       $175       --
> 20       $180      $215
> 25       $185      $215
> 33       $194      $215

	The suggested list price of all 387dx is $299.  Interesting that
	Microway still scales the price according to speed.

	I heard that the 33MHz 387 was a redesigned part and different from
	the slower 387s.  Supposedly a 33MHz 387 running at 25MHZ was
	faster than the 25MHz part.  Can anyone confirm this?

	Gerard