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Subject: Re: Memory Chip War
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Date: 25 Feb 89 05:31:14 GMT
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In article <2806@nunki.usc.edu> malczews@castor.usc.edu (Frank Malczewski) writes:
>Well, back in the olden days even, $195/M was a real good price for chips.
>
>  -- Frank Malczewski

The lowest prices were around that price indead, but that was for low profile
chips.  The ones from "the chip merchand" are high profile I think.  So there
is still about a $30 dollars difference.  I would wait a little longer and see
.....

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Alain Dumesny
Cornell University