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From: chris@sri-spam.arpa (Chris Ansari)
Newsgroups: net.micro
Subject: Good source for IBM clones.
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Date: Fri, 26-Sep-86 13:25:10 EDT
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	I've found a good source for IBM PC clones.  There is an outfit
in Klamath Falls Oregon called CompTalk that sells the CompTalk PC/XT
for anywhere from $899 for the basic system (512K, two Teac drives, 150 Watt
power supply, 8 expansion slots, AT style keyboard, clock/cal mono graphics
monitor, 4.77/8MHz keyboard selectable clock speed, etc..) up to a 20 MB hard 
disk system for $1299.  I was asking about a custom system and the company was
very willing to put together any kind of system I wanted at a very reasonable 
rate.  For those of you that are interested here's the address and phone number

		CompTalk
		4939 Sumac Ct.
		(503)-884-6052
		Klamath Fall's Oregon 97603

Disclaimer: I have no connections with this company other then being a 
	    satisfied customer.