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Reply To: | Marcus E. Carlson |
Date: | Wed, 27 Jan 1999 09:52:16 -0800 |
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How about this:
6 months ago we bought 2 64Mb modules for **** $1800 **** each (the going
rate for new.) 2 months later 1 failed. Guess what HP support put in??? A
REFURB!!! We could have bought refurbs for about $900 but the boss wanted
new.
Whew, I should have gone into 3000 memory manufacturing!
Marcus
Jerry Fochtman wrote in message ...
>At 06:33 PM 1/26/99 -0800, Stan Sieler wrote:
>>It's just annoying that 128 MB for a PC goes for about $155 (non-ECC),
>>and $169 for ECC.
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>While Fry's tends to always have a big selection, its not always the
>best price. A recent ad from BestBuy here in Houston listed 128 MB
>(ECC or non-ECC) with life-time warranty for $129 on sale.....
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>/jf
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