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From: James A. Landay
Date: Sat, 02 Jul 1988 05:51

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Has anyone had any dealings with Tech. Specialites in Houston.
If so could you comment on them. 

I am considering buying their drive setup (controller, atari adaptor,
cables, brackets, case with space for 2 1/2 height 5 1/4" drives, power supply,
and fan) for $267 and dropping in a new ST-251-1 (42 meg, 28ms) that I
have found for $399.  This gives me a total cost (including shipping and
C.O.D. costs) of $694 for a large, fast, and expandable setup.

Thanks,


P.S. I have only got one reply from Circuit Maker users wanting to share
common circuits.  Where are all the hardware people?


James A. Landay

ARPA:   landay@cory.berkeley.edu
        ucbvax!cory!landay

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