Re: How do you store card

[shack@deimos.frii.com (Randy Shackelford)]

In article <320C16A7.32F1@baldcom.net>,
Edhel Iaur  <drsmooth@baldcom.net> wrote:

[snip]

>Okay.  Let's see if I can clarify my point a little.  I said it was $100 
>for a //e because that's how much it costs at the only MAJOR Apple 
>authorized dealer that I know of that still sells Apple //e's, Sun 
>Remarketing.  I know, from experience, that better deals are available. 
> Myself, I got a high quality monitor, Apple //e, Super Serial Card, 
>Apple mouse & card, a pair of Disk ][s, a koala pad, joystick, 80 column 
>card, and a whole buncha programs for $100.

I got the system I mentioned from a used computer store, not from some rube.
I thought it was worth mentioning because of that. Often used stores want
utterly unrealistic prices for old stuff, like a pawn shop here in Biloxi
wanting $400 for an 800K drive SE with a really bad sunburn.

>I was originally talking about NEW UNUSED Apple //e's from a real 
>company, not used //e's from "other sources".

I thought I saw someone saying here back a time that Sun had sold out of new
//e's.

>But if anybody else wants to drag on about the deals they got, it's fine 
>with me.

Best job I ever did of taking someone would have to be when I got a new-
in-the-box video overlay card for $25
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Randy Shackelford                                 I was internet
shack@frii.com                                    when internet wasn't cool