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Subject: Re: Need a new computer II
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Date: Tue, 25-Nov-86 12:11:27 EST
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> Hello again.  Many thanks to all of you people out there who
> responded.  My decision has been narrowed down. I can get a 20M MsDos
> clone for $1300 for everything, an Amiga (2 drives color, no HD) for
> about $1400, or an Atari 1040 + 20M for about $1800.  My problem is
> this.  
> 	o Can anyone tell me any reason why I should get an MSDos machine
> 	  other than the fact that it's the cheapest and has a hard disk.
> 	  (I like hard disks, but we're thinking ahead here)
> 	  If you love MsDos, make your point known and save me money!
> 
> 	o The Amiga needs more memory.  How much would it cost (ave.) to
> 	  put another 512 on it?

  Your price for the Amiga is overpriced.
	Inter Computing Inc. (214) 988-3500 sells mail order
	Amiga's with 512K memory added and the Monitor for $1295.00 ..
	The second drive is $239 . ( I would recomend one strongly)
  I have no affiliation with this company, I got good service there
	when my sister bought an Amiga from them, so I'm just passing
	this info on. Their price on software was good too.

					Gary Evans
					Boeing Co.
					Seattle, Wa.