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Re: Reputation of ALR Systems?

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From: Alexander King Tang
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1993 04:08
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I personally own a Buisness Veisa 101 (386-33).  It's a great machine.  I
don't know about the machine you want to get.  But the old ALR's were 
built to be upgradable from the 386SX-25 on up.  They were rated very highly
by PCMAG on their tech support and customer support.  I've had a couple
of times that I've had to call the tech support (not any fault of the 
machine, but other things) and they were very informative and helpful and 
nice.  The only thing about uthem is that any replacement  or upgrade
parts tend to be expensive.  That's it.  Overall there as far from shady as 
I can think of.
--
						...Alex...

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Subject: Re: Reputation of ALR Systems?
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