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Scott Berkebile:  berkebil@spot.colorado.edu, 447-3423

********************* FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE *********************
Briefly:  Tandon NB/386sx, Cannon BJ-10e, software:  asking $3900.

HI.  I will soon be upgrading to a unix system and I would like
to sell my 386sx notebook computer.   Sadly, I have used it
almost exclusively as a terminal during the one year I have
had it.  It would be nice if someone could take advantage of
its full capabilities.  I would like to sell it with
the printer and software as a package, but any deal will be
considered.  So, without further babble:

Computer
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20 MHz Tandon NB/386sx
Features:
   2 Mb of RAM (expandable to 16Mb).
   61 Mb Hard drive (fast! @ 723 Kbps, nearly as fast as
         the Compaq 386/33MHz's HD).
   1.44 Mb 3.5" drive.
   Backlit VGA screen.
   Two RS 232-C serial ports and one parallel printer port.
   Dimensions: 8.66in.x11in.x2.08in. ;  6.5 lbs.
   Internal 2400 baud modem.
   Ports for external keyboard and VGA monitor.
   Leather carrying case.
   Capability to support a 2-slot expansion chassis (not included).
   
Printer
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Cannon BJ-10e bubble jet printer.
Features:
   Portable with battery operation (works great with the
         Tandon!).
   Nearly silent printing.
   Bubble jet printing, for text quality approaching laser 
         printer quality.
   IBM X24E emulation mode.
   Optional sheet feeder (not included).
   
Software
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Tandon DOS 4.01 (I _could_ upgrade).
Turbo C Professional; includes:
   Turbo C 2.0
   Turbo Assembler 2.5
   Turbo Debugger 2.5
   Turbo Profiler 1.1
Borland C++ 2.0
LapLink Release III  (access & control peripherals on other
         machines!)
Turbo Pascal 6.0
The Norton Antivirus 2.0 (Version 1.0 manuals).
The Norton Utilities Version 6.0 (Version 5.0 manuals)
PC Tools Deluxe version 6
Quattro version 1.0  (!!! ... for simple needs :-) (no manuals)
Microsoft Word version 5.0 (no manuals).
Word Perfect 5.1 (no manuals).
BitCom (yuck, it came with the modem).
Shareware and Freeware (most even got paid for ...
         stop feeling guilty!)
   Kermit
   gif386
   tgif
   pixit
   grasp4
   cshow
   Archiving:
      compr16        arcv
      pkpak/unpak    arce
      lzhe           pkzmenu
      zzap           zoo
      zdir           pak
      zfv            more...
   Too many utils to list, including
         many unix command equivalents.
   More...

I also have the following stuff which I would
be willing to part with if it would make the
offer more attractive:
      Microsoft windows 3.1 (no manuals)
      Various windows software.
      Books:
         Intel: 386sx Programmer's reference.
         Assembly language primer (Waite Group)
         The Waite group's Turbo C Bible.

So, (obviously you are still with me! :-), I am asking $3900 for
everything.  The software without manuals were either from
bulk purchases, or I lost the manuals (or loaned them out and
never saw them again, as I have a habit of doing *sigh*).
I think its a good deal, but if you have an alternate 
arrangement in mind (in terms of price, or maybe just you just
want some of the stuff), let me know.

Scott Berkebile
berkebil@spot.colorado.edu
447-3423   (Boulder!)
Voice mail @ 492-3933
berkebil@spot.colorado.edu