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From: page@ulowell.UUCP (Bob Page)
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Subject: Re: update on **real** 19200 CRT
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Date: Sat, 2-Aug-86 01:09:38 EDT
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mazlack@ernie.Berkeley.EDU.UUCP (Lawrence J. Mazlack) wrote
in article <15071@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU>:
>Bob:
>
>Could you send me an exact list of hardware/software that I would need to
>do this. I could then explore doing it with my purchasing people.  (My
>micro choice is a Mac - hardly a cost effective way of achieving a 19200
>baud terminal.)

OK, the EXACT list of hardware/software is:
	1. Amiga A-1000 CPU Box,
	2. Any monitor (the Amiga produces RGB I, RGB Analog, and Composite),
	3. Amigaterm terminal program,
	4. A link to your other 19.2 end (I assume you already have this).

Assuming you buy a cheap b/w composite monitor (sorta like going to
Sears to buy $15 tires for your Ferrari :-), the Amiga will go for
about $1000, depending on your dealer (they're $1295 list).  Like
I said before, I haven't seen Amigaterm in the stores yet; mine's
a 'demo' copy.  If it retailed for >$150 I'd be VERY surprised.

Good luck with your marketing people.

..Bob

PS Again, no connection with Commodore or Amiga-Commodore.