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To: G.M. Flinn who wrote (36680)	4/5/1998 10:33:00 PM
From: K. M. Strickler	Respond to of 176387

GMF, Heck of a buy on the system! As for investing! Tough call! Take your 'best' shot! Stay 'out' maybe lose some $! Get 'in' maybe lose some $! How about 1/2 now and 1/2 later> Best of luck! Regards, Ken

To: G.M. Flinn who wrote (36680)	4/5/1998 10:55:00 PM
From: JKC	Respond to of 176387

I thought that you might want to know that you still got an excellent price on your computer. I just received the MicroWarehouse a couple of days ago. On the front they mention the $500 Compaq PC, but if you look inside and compare the prices for the PII computers the prices are much higher for a similar Dell system. For example the Deskpro 6000 system they sell for $1979 includes only 32MB ram, 2.1GB Hard Drive, no monitor, no modem and no speakers. By the time you upgrade to get a system equivalent to the Dell system, I am sure that the price for the Compaq will be much higher. IMO the $500 Compaq computer is useless because it does not have a CDROM, Modem, Graphics Cards, Sound Card or enough RAM or Hard Drive space to run Windows 95. I hope that one day the analyst will pay attention and see that the $500 computer does not exist and the network PC is not selling. As you can tell I am long on Dell Go Dell JKC