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From: msmiley@nosc.arpa
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Subject: Re: Recommendation wanted for luggable/portable CP/M machine
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Date: Tue, 20-Jan-87 08:13:02 EST
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Posted: Tue Jan 20 08:13:02 1987
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Try a Bondwell 12 if you can find one. It's built like a Compaq, and is a bit
smaller and lighter than a Kaypro. Or call Kaypro here in San Diego (Solana
Beach, actually) and ask if they have any Kaypro 1's for sale. The Kaypro 1 is
essentially an effort to get rid of surplus parts, so direct from Kaypro the
brand new machine would only cost you $595 or thereabouts. I used one for over
a year with no problems and sold it for almost as much as I paid for it. They
are outfitted with DSDD drives and a hi-res screen, and some even come with
K-10 motherboards which come in handy should you want to install a hard disk
later on.