Re: best place for multia's??

[Izaak Bozof <izaak bozof ins com>]

They know it and you'll pay through the nose from them.  They like
making money.

If you have patience, check out EBAY -- you can usually get a fully
configured (that means with memory and hard drive -- the hardest parts to
procure) for around 175 - 250.  I've seen multias with 32-64 mb ram
and 300-500mb ~internal~ Scsi drive go for that range.

izaak

At 01:28 p 9/28/99 , Dan O'Reilly wrote: 
> At 01:00 PM 9/28/99 -0400, rich wrote:
> > Just wondering if those multia owners out
> > there could suggest
> > the best place (service, delivery, etc) that get them.  
> > Looking
> > to buy about 12-15 of them and use for classes.  I am in
> > the southeast, but of course mail-order is just fine.
>
>
> www.starshipcorp.com.
>  They really know the hardware there.
>
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