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>Response 3 of 3 (8862) by marshall at wind55.seri.gov on Sat 10 Feb 90 20:45
>[Marshall L. Buhl]
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>pault@hp-ptp.HP.COM (Paul_Taira) writes:
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>>>/ hp-ptp:comp.sys.ibm.pc / paone@aramis.rutgers.edu (Phil Paone) /  6:26 am 
>>Feb  8, 1990 /
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>>>Does anyone out there know of any 386 based portables that have any
>>>expansion slots? One or two is all we need.  Please respond via email.
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>>     Try the NEC's 386 and Toshiba's 5X00 machines.  Also Compaq has a
>>     luggable 386 which has expansion slots.
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>Other lunch pail types with multiple slots are Dolch and PC Brand.  The Dolch
>has been a regular PC Mag Editor's Choice.  We have a 386/25 and it's really
>nice.  Expensive though (>$10K).  You can get an expansion chassis that brings
>then number of free slots up to 6.  More than a DeskPro.  The base system has
>2 long and one short free.  I think all are 16 bit.

We have a "lunch pail" type system which is available on 286, 386SX, and
386DX (20Mhz) sizes... 

It has near-normal expansion capability (believe it or not!), and uses a
rather interesting board-mounting system.  It's a very unique system;
available with either Plasma and LCD displays.

These aren't as cheap as a standard cabinet, but they are >much< less
expensive than the comparable Compaq system.  Somewhere in the $3k range I
do believe, depending on the display option you want.

Call or email for more info including pricing!

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