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1 total messages Started by James D. Robbins Tue, 06 Oct 1992 19:05
For Sale: Amiga Tower System
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Author: James D. Robbins
Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1992 19:05
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Amiga Tower:  68000 and 030 with a switch to change on the front.
	The 030 is running at 25Mhz currently.  It can be replace by a
	faster 030 if you want to upgrade.  The board will handle up to
	a 50Mhz CPU.  

	5 Megs of ram.  1 of Chip, 2 of 16 bit fast, and 2 of 32 bit fast.
	It can be expanded up to 8 megs of both 16 and 32 bit ram for 16 megs
	of total fast ram.  You can also expand it up to 2 megs of chip if
	you want to buy the DKB thing.  

	It has 2 internal 3.5 inch disk drives.  It also has a switch to
	turn DF1: into DF0: and disable DF0:.  Oh, one other switch, it is
	a harware pal/ntsc switch so you don't have to mess with pal booter
	programs.

	Guess what else it has?  Yep, a Hard disk.  It is a 105 Meg Quantum
	IDE HD.  It has plenty of things on it, especially music modules.
	About 40 megs of those things, I think.  :-)  

	It still has 3 5.25 inch drive bays and 2 3.5 inch drive bays free.
	There is a detachable keyboard and a mouse and pad and cables and
	manuals and software and things like that.

	Oh, I forgot, there is a place for a 68881 or 68882 if you are into
	heavy graphic stuff.

	Amiga 1084 Stero Monitor:
	I think you all can figure this one out.

I am asking $2000 U.S. for it all.  I will not break up things, but I will
sell the computer without the monitor, but not the monitor without the
computer.  You can make a lower offer if you wish or replp with al questions
you have.  Thanks.


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