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386 vs. 386sx

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From: Lee Jarvie
Date: Wed, 19 Sep 1990 02:22
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	Just have to get in my 2 cents.  A 386sx is a great machine.  Granted,
it is a little slower, but don't worry about it.  It's not that slow.  I
have one myself with HD floppies, VGA, trackball and 110 Meg hard drive.
 I love it.  It is a desktop model and is smaller than the XT's I see
around.  They're a great little machine, don't worry about any bad reviews.

Lee
lj359831@longs.lance.colostate.edu
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From: lj359831@longs.LANCE.ColoState.EDU (Lee Jarvie)
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Subject: 386 vs. 386sx
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