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From: wetcw@pyuxa.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.micro
Subject: Re:  TI withdrawal announcement - (nf)
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Date: Thu, 17-Nov-83 15:51:33 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov 17 15:51:33 1983
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Now, now, quite a few of us ran out and bought new TIs
when the price dropped to $50.00.  And, since TI has
announced that they intend to support those units sold,
it has turned into quite a bargin.  I and my fellow
hackers around here are really not into the "most powerfull
machine" syndrome, we just want the TIs to putz around
with, plus give the kids a push into the 21st century.

With that in mind, and since I do not yet know how to post
an article directly, who out there knows where I can find
a reasonable TI peripheral supplier?  There are at least
10 of us who ran out foaming at the mouth to pick up our
TIs.  But, peripherals are at a premium around here.  We
are looking for hardware and software.  The first item
is educational software then adventure type games to
familiarize the kids with using the machine.  

Please send any information you may have along to me
through a reply(mail) or otherwise if you feel that there
might be enough interest to other TI buyers.

		T. C. Wheeler
		WECo
		1E-240
		PY1
		Piscataway, N. J.