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Subject: Re: New source for Imagen laser printer memory boards.
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Date: Fri, 10-Apr-87 15:43:45 EST
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[[Editor's note:  chris@spam.istc.sri.com is referring to an earlier
message that he posted (I've edited the message below slightly for
brevity).		--Rick ]]

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	Several folks have asked me for Kortex Systems address and 
pointed out that I had several typo's and misspelled words in my first
message.  Kortex System's address is:  1561 Elmhurst Dr. Los Altos, CA
94022.  Below is a corrected version of my earlier message, please note 
that the 4 meg board is listed for $1900 not $1795. Sorry for the erroneous 
information in my earlier note.
	
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	I recently had the opportunity to evaluate a memory board for
the Imagen IP/II processors.  Since this is the first I had heard of an
alternative source for Imagen memory I thought I'd share the info with 
the net.  The company's name is Kortex Systems and in case you want to
contact them their phone numbers are (415)-961-4411 or (415)-969-4053.
They sell both a 4 meg and a 3 Meg board, I tried out the 4 Meg board
in our 8/300 and our 3320 Imagen printers, both printers sit on our 
local ethernet.  In the past, large jobs (100+ pages) would come out 
in reverse order and you would have to collate the pages manually. 
With the 4 meg board in the system I couldn't find a listing large enough 
to use up all of the memory.  We used the board in both systems for a
week and no problems were encountered.  The 4 Meg board retails for $1900 
with discounts for non-profit and educational groups. For more information
please contact the folks at Kortex Systems, I have no association with the
company.

						Chris