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From: carlson@gateway.mitre.org (Bruce Carlson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: CompuAdd 286/12
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Date: 3 Mar 89 19:32:38 GMT
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In article <958@mtuxj.att.com> sjk@mtuxj.att.com writes:
>I'm very interested in purchasing a CompuAdd 286/12 PC,  but I would like to 
>hear from some people who own one or have used one first. So, if anyone has
>any knowledge of these PC's (either first hand or otherwise) I would appreciate
>it if you would share it with me. I would also be interested in any experiences
>people have in dealing with CompuAdd. I have seen one CompuAdd review in a
>magazine and it was pretty good.
>SJK

I ordered about $250 worth of hardware/software from CompuAdd about 3 months
ago and everything turned out very well.  I got what I ordered, it came
expeditiously and it appeared to be good quality equipment.  I returned
a printer stand because it didn't work very well with my printer and I 
had no problem with the return (I got an RMA first from CompuAdd).

My initial reason for ordering from them was that I needed an A-B switch
and a keyboard drawer (to go on top of a desk).  Their prices were about
25-50% of what other companies were charging for the small hardware items.

Their software prices are okay, but you can probably do better with
Telemart or some other companies.

Bruce Carlson