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From: lopez@uiucdcsp.cs.uiuc.edu
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Subject: Re: Crusade against PC's Ltd. ripof
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Date: Thu, 30-Apr-87 23:34:00 EDT
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Does PC's Ltd stand for PC's Limited of Austin Texas.

If it does then:

PC's Limited does have sales people who will say anything to
make a sale, but then so does every other sales office in
America.

If you have technical questions call up their technical support
for they are a smart bunch of guys.

My only complaints about their machine is that the fan makes too
much noise, and the 80286 chip doesn't have Intel on it.

But one should be warned about their 12mhz machines. Expansions boards
have to be able to run at 12mhz speeds (bus speed).
Thus you will have to fork out some extra bucks for fast memory boards that
have 100 ns or less RAM.

Make sure any modems you have can support the speed. Get it in writing.

Lastly, make sure you have all tve questions you ever want to ask them
written down before you call them. Get solid answers before you decide
on a purchase. Think about the responses they give you for a couple of days, 
don't let them pressure you into a sale.