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From: malpass@LL-VLSI.ARPA (Don Malpass)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.zenith.z100
Subject: heath laptop zp-150
Message-ID: <8801041617.AA07984@ll-vlsi.arpa>
Date: 4 Jan 88 16:17:23 GMT
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	Just received latest Heapsh*t catalog, and they're peddling
their old laptop computer with some freebie software for $400 (and
including a coupon for $200 on future purchases) which is just around
my pain threshold.  Does anybody out there have one, and/or are there
any opinions?  Mostly I'd use it for toteing around the house to enter
data about records, cassettes, videotapes, etc and would then upload
into my hz-100 databases for same.  I'd probably also use it for
quickie letter writing (also to upload) when I'm too lazy to walk in to
the den and fire up the -100.  Is it a dog, or should I go for it?
What will I hate about it?
	As for the $200 certificate (assuming I do the above), I still
have a note on my wall about Painter's Apprentice, but don't find it in
the catalog.  Is it still available, and is the Kraft Micromouse in the
Heath Catalog the one to buy if I find it?
	Thanks, and Happy New Year to all.
		don             [malpass@LL-vlsi.arpa]