Entry level systems

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From: Bob_BobR_Retelle
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 07:18

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Jan Kim writes:

>Hmmm... the question is, isn't that "heck of a PC"  just  another
>instance of an "entry level machine"?

Yes.. thinking about how fast the PC market is moving, you're probably
right that a '386SX with VGA or SVGA monitor, 2 High Density floppy
drives and a 100+ Meg hard drive would probably be considered as an
"Entry Level" system today.

BobR

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Subject: Entry level systems
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