Re: Intel 860 (was N10)

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From: Ron Natalie
Date: Thu, 23 Mar 1989 16:06

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C'mon John.  You surely must remember what it cost to buy a Z80, 68000, or
even an 80286 the month they were announced.  All these chips had quantity
one, multihundred dollar price tags on release.  If you're all that concerned
about price, or finding initial defects, remember the old sage's advice:
"Don't buy the first run of anything."

-Ron

Love thy neighbor as thyself, all the rest is commentary.

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From: ron@ron.rutgers.edu (Ron Natalie)
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Subject: Re: Intel 860 (was N10)
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