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Article #18806I'll order my Gateway tomorrow
From: JCT3
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1993 17:49
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1993 17:49
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Having spent the holidays working two jobs, I will finally be able to put my tired--though certainly dependable--8086 (no, that's NOT a typo) out to pasture. I'm ordering a Gateway 25mhz 486sx, w/ 4mb memory, 170 mb Caviar hard drive, IDE local bus hard drive controller, SVGA w/ 1 mb and a Western Digital graphics accelerator chip, 128-key programmable keyboard, mouse, DOS 5.0, Windows 3.1, Microsoft Works, and a set of utilities. I can't afford my monitor, but my Princeton ultrasync has been behaving itself lately. Total price, including shipping: $1206. I called a lot of different places, but the only places that could beat that price were outfits I know nothing about, or know too much about (i.e., Fast Micro). One of my best friends recently got the same system (but with the crystalscan 15" monitor, damn him), and vouches for the quality of the machine. I am one happy camper. Jim Thomas
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