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In article <183@dalcsug.UUCP> euloth@dalcsug.UUCP (Glenn Euloth) writes:
>In article <11140@cup.portal.com>, BobR@cup.portal.com (Bob BobR Retelle) writes:
>I have heard bits and
>pieces about this magazine c't. It sounds like an excellent magazine.
>I have a few friends who can speak/read German so getting it would be
>relatively easy for me to get it translated.

I suggest You to talk to the publishing company. They'll send a copy to
the states, I think.
adress is: Heise Verlag
	Helstorfer Strasse 7
	3000 Hannover 61
or send email to "sch8@cosmo.UUCP" (thats ...!unido!cosmo!sch8) and ask
him to forward the message to Mister Persson (the c't Editor in Chief).

>On another subject, I have heard a few months back, something about a
>clone of the ST possibly coming into the North American market. This was
>mentioned on another net, but since the system was supposedly imported
>from the European area, I thought I would find out about it here.

There is an ST clone out here in Germany: it is build of three board of
100 by 160 millimeters (Euro card size) as a "sandwich". The case is an
19 inch casette (3 HE/14TE). Very cute thing.

It is made from Atari parts ("OEM"-ST boards) and very exspensive (The
computer witout monitor, keyboard, mouse, disk, powe supply, 19" rack
and so on is about $1000).

Maybem this "190 ST" is, what You heard about.

hase
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