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From: hah@isum.intel.com (Hans Hansen)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Posting of CSNEWS 'AMIGA' discussion, entry #190.
Message-ID: <644@omepd>
Date: Wed, 6-May-87 22:18:25 EDT
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Posted: Wed May  6 22:18:25 1987
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In article <45CSNEWS@MAINE> CSNEWS@MAINE.BITNET (CSNEWS CSBB Processor) writes:
>
>This
>looks similar to the "Turbo-Amiga" box CSA was advertizing at least a
>year ago... now modified to look like a A2000 expansion box.  My
>question is this:  Has *anyone* used this (these) products?  If so,
>how do you like them?  The thought of plugging in an 020/68881 board
>in and running at 10 Mhz is a very nice one 8-).  Incidentally, isn't
>$1200+  a bit much for a box with slots in it attached to a cable?
>If someone would comment on this, I would greatly appreciate it.
>=======================================================================
>  J. Norman Gee   Student (sort of)

Gee, I don't know about you but we have been thinking about upgrading
a DEC 11/23 to an 11/73... $18,000.00.  And a 68020 runs circules around
the 11/73.  No, based on what the box consists of and what can be plugged
into it, I would say that your getting a very cost effictive upgrade to
a very under priced computer.

Hans