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From: rick@sesame.UUCP (Rick Richardson)
Newsgroups: net.micro.pc
Subject: Re: Re: 256K RAM chips work in AT&T PC?
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Date: Sat, 23-Mar-85 18:44:46 EST
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> I looked at the Byte magazine ads and found out that these chips
> are around $18-$20 a piece.  Considering how much it costs to buy
> a memory board and that one expansion slot is wasted I think it definitley
> is a good deal.
> 
> Reza Zarafshar
> (312)979-5235
> ihnp4!ihlpl!reza0

It's an even better deal if you check the Hardware Mart section of PC/Week,
where 256K, 150ns chips were just advertised for $6.25 in quantity one!
-- 
		Rick Richardson, PC Research, Inc.

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