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From: craig@unicus.UUCP (Craig D. Hubley)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga,comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: Memory Chips
Message-ID: <2224@unicus.UUCP>
Date: 17 Feb 88 00:04:09 GMT
Article-I.D.: unicus.2224
Posted: Tue Feb 16 19:04:09 1988
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Reply-To: craig@Unicus.COM (Craig D. Hubley)
Organization: Unicus Software Inc., Toronto, Ont.
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Well, up here in the Great White North, where we don't have to protect
the mighty Micron from going out of business...

I think I could find something to beat $4 US.  Last I looked, I (Logicraft)
could sell 256K 150 ns DRAMS for $4.50 CDN or so, that is, at the time about
$3.30 US.  Of course, the US dollar has dropped a little since then, 
and I think chip prices moved up slightly, but I still think I could
sell 256K 150ns for less than $3.50 US, or about $4.25 CDN.
120ns chips were a little more expensive, $5 CDN and 100ns were much
worse, about $10 CDN.

Of course, these are all still Japanese chips, but I don't know how
much US Customs cares about high-tech pass-throughs.

Just give me the price to beat, and I'll see what I can do.

	Craig Hubley
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