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1 total messages Started by Nathaniel J Hurst Tue, 22 Apr 1997 00:00
FS:Brand New Gateway G6-200 21" monitor, etc.
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Author: Nathaniel J Hurst
Date: Tue, 22 Apr 1997 00:00
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Intel 200MHz Pentium Pro processor
32MB EDO DRAM
Internal 256K L2 secondary write-back cache
Vivitron1100 21" color monitor (19.7" viewable area)
STB ViRGE[TM], 4MB, 3D 64-bit Graphics
3.8GB EIDE hd
3.5" 1.44MB diskette drive
12X cdrom
Ensoniq wavetable sound card & Altec ACS-410 speakers w/ACS-251
	subwoofer
TelePath 33.6 fax/modem for Windows w/speakerphone
Full tower case
104+ Keyboard
MS IntelliPoint Mouse; Gateway mouse pad
Logitech Internet surfer (cordless mouse) 
	works really nice, I was suprised.
Microsoft Windows 95
Microsoft Windows NT 3.51 (commercial version)
MS Office 97 Small Business Edition w/Encarta 97, on CD
Gateway Gold Service and Support
Of course all manuals, software, packaging, blah blah (the thing is
new,   everything is there)

Ill also throw in some software I have lying around... Tie Fighter, etc.

$3000 + shipping (bout $95).

If you go to the gateway 2000 website and configure the price you 
wind up with $3359 (+ tax if you live in a state is somewhat close to
SD) + shipping ($95).  Which brings it to $3655.54. That is also with
only a 3.2 gig hd, no cordless mouse, no Win NT, no extras.  This
machine is brand new... I thought I was going to use it as an extra
rendering machine, but decided I don't need it.  I am really suprised
how well it runs both Lightwave and 3ds max.  I was thinking that I
would have to buy an OGL accelerator, but it seemed to handle it without
much difficulty.  Its a nice, new machine at a nice price.  I know that
I also have some more extra software and stuff lying around... just cant
remember what it is at the moment... mail me.

Thanks,
Nate Hurst
nhurst@iastate.edu
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