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In article <27872aa9-335a.2comp.ibmpc-1@ddsw1.MCS.COM> akcs.greg@ddsw1.MCS.COM (*Greg*) writes:
>Stick with Zeos..  It's probably the best machine for the money.  Ares is a
>good computer but Zeos beats them slightly.
>
>To get good sourses and explination, order PC SOURSES.  It's a Magazine that
>checks out Mail-order companies and their products exclusivily.  PC SOURSES
>is an off-shoot of the famed COMPUTER SHOPPER.  They compared Zeos's SX
>systems with others and found that Zeos was by far the most reliable and the
>fastest systems.  The Zeos machine has ample room to grow combined with
>enternal schemes that help speed up this machine.  You can rely on this
>technology.  The reason is, alot of thought went into the making of the Zeos
>SX machines and it shows.

1) Isn't is sourCes?
2) This mail looks like advertisement. If that magazine is an off-shoot of
Computer Shopper, I would be skeptic.  Most magazines, but particularly CS
depend heavily on advertisement to survive.  I would expect that ZEOS, which
spends a lot in adds turns out with a good image.  PC Mag 'seems' to be
more impartial.
3) You can buy equivalent machines at lower prices, that's how I bought
my Shamrock. A t the time, Gateway 2000 and Blackship had better prices.
And they obtained good grades in PC Mag.
4)"A lot of thought went into the making of ....":  Isn't that what 
everybody says? (probably true, also, otherwise, how could you get into
the market?

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