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From: dean@violet.berkeley.edu (Dean Pentcheff;4059 LSB;;39048;KG97)
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Subject: Re: 8087-2 ( 8Mhz ) Co-processer WANTED ....
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Date: 19 Jan 88 00:50:06 GMT
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Summary: Intel _used_ to have a giveaway program for academics

In article <479@psu-cs.UUCP> alexc@psu-cs.UUCP (Alex M. CHAN.) writes:
>	I am currently looking for a used 8087-2 Co-processor

Intel used to have a program where they gave away cosmetic reject chips
to academics.  We've recently written (paper mail) to them about this
program to see if they still do it.  It's worth a try, anyway...

Anyone know anything more up-to-date?

-Dean
Dean Pentcheff	(dean@violet.berkeley.edu)
"A university is a place where people pay high prices for goods which
they then proceed to leave on the counter when they go out of the
store."  Loren Eiseley