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From: wmartin@brl-smoke.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Does anybody know about noise shielding?
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Date: Wed, 5-Mar-86 16:35:37 EST
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I'm a little confused by this discussion. Are you aware that printer
housings, with built-in fans, noise shielding, and paper slots designed
for the dimensions of most varieties of printers, are available from the
usual sources of computer supplies, like Inmac, Global, etc.? True, most
are overpriced, but it is certainly easier to just buy this sort of
thing than to build it. (Assuming you don't work for the gov't, where
the procurement paperwork will delay it for 18 months...)

Maybe you are not on the mailing lists I am, but I seem to get hundreds
of these kinds of catalogs, usually in multiple copies...

Will