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Re: World-wide 8-bit computer sales (all-time)?

Subject: Re: World-wide 8-bit computer sales (all-time)?
From: Anders Carlsson <anders.carlsson@mds.mdh.se>
Date: 27 Jun 2003 09:50:14 +0200
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"Phil-on-a-hill" <malcnospam@gothcorp.co.uk> writes:

>> What are the "official" World-Wide computer sales of all-time for:
>> F) TI-99/4A
> 4 (but one was taken back)

Heh, a little exaggerating surely. By the way, which computer or 
game console has seen the largest drop in list price? IIRC, the 
TI-99/4 was released at $1150 in 1979, and the improved TI-99/4A 
was down at $99 in 1983ish when it finally was dropped.

-- 
Anders Carlsson

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