We have for sale a quantity of 2,000 8mb SIMMS.
You can buy these in any quantity and they are priced at
£0.10p each.
(Do you remember the days when 8mb would have cost over £60?)
Please let me know if you have any interest.
Kind regards
Paul Durkin
IT Dealers Limited
Metro House
57 Pepper Road
Hunslet
Leeds
LS10 2RU
Tel:- +44 0113 3830050
+44 0113 3830051
Fax:- +44 0113 3830052
IT Dealers Ltd wrote:
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> Good afternoon,
>
> We have for sale a quantity of 2,000 8mb SIMMS.
>
> You can buy these in any quantity and they are priced at
> £0.10p each.
>
> (Do you remember the days when 8mb would have cost over £60?)
>
I remember buying 100 x 4MB 30-pin SIMMS for my computer co. in 1993 or
1994. They cost £112 plus VAT **EACH** from Datrontech.
Odie
Wow, wouldn't it be fandabidozi if we could get
that for it now?
We could all be driving around in Jags. ;D
Regards
Paul
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IT Dealers Limited
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Hunslet
Leeds
LS10 2RU
Fax:- +44 0113 3830052
Email:- Sa...@Itdealers.co.uk
Web:- www.itdealers.co.uk
"Odie" <"odie_ferrous "@ mailhot.com> wrote in message
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> (Do you remember the days when 8mb would have cost over £60?)
I paid £37+VAT per meg when I built my first system.
I paid 100 quid for a 512k upgrade for my Amiga 500 back in 1989!
Hellraiser..........>
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>> "IT Dealers Ltd" <Sa...@Itdealers.co.uk> wrote in message
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>> > (Do you remember the days when 8mb would have cost over £60?)
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>> I paid £37+VAT per meg when I built my first system.
>>
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>I paid 100 quid for a 512k upgrade for my Amiga 500 back in 1989!
>
>Hellraiser..........>
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And that was only so you could play Dungeon Master. ;-)
Mark S.
Hellraiser wrote:
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> I paid 100 quid for a 512k upgrade for my Amiga 500 back in 1989!
... used to charge £300 for an upgrade from 640kb to 1MB on the old
Tulip ATs. (Configuring the extra 384kb as extended memory used to make
the machines fly!)
We then found out that the identical memory from other sources was
around £50 but it "invalidated the warranties" on the Tulip computers
unless it were purchased directly from Tulip.
Bastards - just let a company try that these days....
Odie
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