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2 total messages Started by Iain.Lea Sat, 09 Jan 1993 12:11
Best computer stores in San Diego area
#1182
Author: Iain.Lea
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1993 12:11
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Could anyone post a list of the computer stores that sell notebooks 
in the SD area?

I am especially looking for stores that sell the TI Travelmate 4000.

Thanx

Iain

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Re: Best computer stores in San Diego area
#1189
Author: John de la Garrigue
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1993 15:43
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In article 51@anl433.uucp, Iain.Lea@anl433.uucp () writes:
>Could anyone post a list of the computer stores that sell notebooks 
>in the SD area?
>
>I am especially looking for stores that sell the TI Travelmate 4000.
>

Try CompUSA in Clairemont/Kearney Mesa - 163 north to Clairemont Mesa Drive, 
turn right off the offramp, and make the next right at the signal - I *think*
that's Kearney Mesa Drive.  Anyway, it's up that street (north), on the left - a
big building, it's hard to miss.

>Thanx
>

S'allright.

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