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From:    <SECRIST%OAK.SAINET.MFENET@LLL-MFE.Arpa>   (Richard C. Secrist)
Date:    Sat, 18-OCT-1986 12:03 EST
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>       From: "John E. Langbein" <langbein@topaz.rutgers.edu>
>       Subject: Re: //gs cost considered deciding factor
>
>       $1900 for an Upgrade? a new GS costs only about $1800 retail, and
>       complete systems wholesale (color) are even less! An upgrade should
>       sell for $600. After all the X-tras one must get, it runs close to
>       $1000 at most I would think.
>                                       $1900, Hmmmmm.
>                                       John Langbein

That's right, you can "upgrade" and keep you //e motherboard no problem !
Just go to your dealer with $1800, leave your //e at home, and buy the
//gs !  (Then I can set it beside my ][ and //e, and have compatability
with everything written since 1976 guaranteed !)

After all, a glut of //e's on the market will hurt the clone market pretty
bad...

Frustrated (sigh, so when's the //x coming out, anyway ?) !

Richard
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