re. 850 interface

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From: Capt'n Kurt: LTN2-2/H17 617 -486...
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 1986 14:15

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When the atari first came out, I couldn't see paying $160 for an 850 interface
so I hacked the capabilities I needed for printer and modem in software and
used about $5 worth of hardware through the joystick port.
Last week I finally bought the 850 since I couldn't resist the price of only
$25.  This place also had 800XL for $69, and Atari disk drives for $75.
(While supply lasted although I believe they are still receiving shipments).
I can't remember the place, but I'm sure similar prices are available at
other "salvage" retail stores.

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