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From: u557593877ea@ucdavis.UUCP (Bruce K. Martin Jr.)
Newsgroups: net.micro.pc
Subject: Ampro Little Board/186
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Date: Mon, 27-Jan-86 20:03:06 EST
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  I'm looking for information on the Ampro Little Board/186.  It is a
relatively inexpensive MS-DOS machine that claims to beat the performance
of the IBM PC by a factor of three.
  Does anyone on the net have any experiance with this machine?  I realize
that it is not an IBM clone, but how is its compatibility? Generic MS-DOS or
better?  Are Ampro products reliable?  As an aside, will most compilers / 
programming tools run on it.  What I'm looking for is an inexpensive, yet
cheap (student here), MS-DOS machine.
  Thanks in advance for any feedback.  Reply by mail and if the replies are
numerous, I'll post a summary.
                                  Thanks, Bruce

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 Bruce K. Martin Jr. [UUCP] ...{dual,lll-crg,ucbvax}!ucdavis!deneb!u557593877ea
 (916) 756-6518      [ARPA] ucdavis!deneb!u557593877ea@ucbvax.berkeley.edu

  As usual, all the above views are completely my own.  All proprietary
names and phrases are the property of their respective firms.  Is that all mom?

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