What should I buy?

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From: shing
Date: Wed, 10 Sep 1986 19:38

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	I am looking into purchasing a PC AT compatible machine.  My
major concern is software compatibility, service and reliability.  I
noticed that there are a few 10 to 16 MHz AT compatibles available on 
the market.  Do any of those high speed machines have compatibility
problems?   Any suggestions about specific companies and models?
Does anybody know of any clones which should be avoided? Please e-mail
me any suggestions or ideas you may have.  Any responses will 
be greatly appreciated.  

				Thank you very much.

					Brian

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Brian L. Shing
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Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri 63130
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Subject: What should I buy?
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Date: Wed, 10-Sep-86 15:38:51 EDT
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Posted: Wed Sep 10 15:38:51 1986
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