Re: FS: Aussie Sun Stuff galore!!!

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From: Andy Newman
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 00:00

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jantone@tpgi.com.au writes:
>Sun Sparc IPX, Pizza Box style CPU
>25MHz RISC CPU, on-board 8 bit mono-chrome adapter 
>0 ram (has 12 30 pin SIMM sockets which will take parity RAM),  0 HD (SCSI HDD 
>required), Type 4 keyboard, optical mouse and pad, and SUN 13W3 monitor cable 
>(goes from SUN connector to 5 wire BNC, to connect to most Top line Multi-sync 
>monitors), all this ONLY AUS$890.00

If you people are going to continue to post this into a newsgroup where
there may be people who understand what you're trying to sell maybe you
should get the information correct. IPX's come in "shoeboxes" and never
in a pizza box. And what is this 8 bit mono-chrome adaptor? Looks quite
colourful to me.

>Then you have to take risk buying from the USA.........

And pocket the difference.

-- 
Andy Newman <andy@research.canon.com.au> (Not a Canon spokesperson)
If god had intended us to use octal he would of given us eight fingers...Doh!

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