Where to buy cheapest notebook?

[Li]

Hi,

Any idea on how/where to buy cheapest notebook, new or used, for writing
on-road, no Windows, GUI whatsover required?

Thanks.

Don
(VA, USA)
h...@dc.net

[epbrown]

Try the companies in the back zof the Computer Shopper. Antlantic-Logic
and CFO (Computer Factory Outlet) seem to be the biggest "old tech"
dealers. CFO has a web site at www.cfoinc.com. Another company is Tredex at
www.tredex.com, who seem to sell remaindered laptops when they run across
some, but don't always have some for sale, and rarely more than one model.
Good luck,
epbrown
do...@netcom.com (Li) wrote:

»Hi,

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[Fred Kidd]

On Wed, 12 Feb 1997 16:35:25 GMT, do...@netcom.com (Li) wrote:

>Any idea on how/where to buy cheapest notebook, new or used, for writing
>on-road, no Windows, GUI whatsover required?

Don,

Check out this site: http://www.uvision.com/

They scan the net for the best deals on all brands of systems and
related hardware/software.

Hope this is helpful.

Example: Toshiba 430 CDS $1889.19 New

[Ron Hopkins-Lutz]

On Wed, 12 Feb 1997 16:35:25 GMT, do...@netcom.com (Li) wrote:

<>Any idea on how/where to buy cheapest notebook, new or used, for writing
<>on-road, no Windows, GUI whatsover required?
<
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<Don,

Sears, Office Max, Sun Appliance and get a Brother SuperPowerNote PN-8500
notebook word processor. $350 with an 8 hour battery and built in 1.44mb
drive. Reflective screen.

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