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Non-Tech : Iomega:Zip drives - a "standard" for the PC?

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To: Chris Zack who wrote (137)	6/7/1996 2:01:00 AM
From: chris brindle	of 156

Hi Chris, I have had my eye on the HP Pavilion 7110Z for a couple of weeks. I have spotted it at the Circuit City in Amarillo, TX. It has an internal Zip drive built-in. It is a wonderful system...it will be my next computer. Current price $2149 w/120MHz, 16MB RAM, MPEG, 28.8Kbps modem, etc. The salesman demonstrated how easy the ZIP works in Windows 95. He also said that they have been selling many ZIP drives and disks. When I asked him about the competition ?(EZ135) he said that they don't even carry syquest products. I am traveling to Denver this weekend and I plan to check out the suppliers to use the Peter Lynch style to check out availabitily and sales in that location. I'll also see if I can find any better price on the system. :) Chris Brindle

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