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From: mlj@ahgpb.UUCP (M.JULIAR)
Newsgroups: net.micro,net.micro.pc
Subject: 256K DRAMs \< $5
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Date: Mon, 22-Apr-85 11:11:05 EST
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Posted: Mon Apr 22 11:11:05 1985
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> For those of you thinking of buying an AT&T PC6300 and needing a lot 
> of memory up to the maximum of 640K, pay attention to the prices of
> the 256K DRAM's.  They've dropped to under $5 a piece.  That means
> you can put the extra 512K (that is, 18 256K chips) right onto the
> 6300's motherboard for less than $100.  That's a bargain!

I've been asked to post the name and number of the distributor
that's selling these things so cheaply.  It's Microprocessors
Unlimited in Beggs, Oklahoma, 918-267-4961.  Last week, I bought 18
ceramic 256 DRAMs for $5.10 a piece.  They also had plastic ones for
$4.99 a piece.  It appears to be a good outfit.  I've bought from
them twice.  They are fast, efficient, and very helpful.  And, of
course, with good prices.