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From: Steve E Tietze
Date: Thu, 22 Nov 1990 19:18

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Well I had a question a few days ago about which computer to buy.
Heres whats avaiable to me.

Amiga 2500/300 System
Motorola 68030 CPU (25 MHz),68882 math co-processor,4 MB 32 bit Ram
1 MB 16 bit RAM 3.5 floppy, 50 MB SCSI hard drive,keyboard,mouse,same
built in expansion ports found in the Amiga 2000 System, Plus external
SCSI interface port. Four Amiga Zorro II and two IBM PC/AT pluse two
IBM PC/XT style slots available
AND the 1084S monitor.
I can get this all for $2999.  Now i want to play all the games i have on my
Amiga 500, But i want very fast rendering time in Sculpt 4d and all the other
rendering programs out their.  I also want to do alot of animation.
I can also get the Amiga 3000 for $3039 just a couple of dollars more.
Any suggestions on what i should get? For what i want to Do?

Also is their a PD program out on anyftp sites that can read MS-Dos Disk 
directores?

Please Email set@phobos.cis.ksu.edu

Amiga Man.

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