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From: John Gross <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Info on low price Alpha systems
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On Sat, 2 Sep 1995, Eric Lanier wrote:
> I  was  wondering  if  someone could point me in the right direction.  I'm
> considering  purchasing  an  low  cost Alpha workstation for Lightwave.  I was
> looking at the Teraclipse, Nekotech, Carerra and Raptor, all of which have 166
> mhz  upgradable  entry level systems.  So if someone with one of these systems
> could  give  some  feed-back  I would greatly appreaciate it.  Also, could you
> provide  me  with  info  on reliability and support for these systems as well.
> Thanks in advance.

I have experience with Carrera, and found them to be a great company....
Reliability and support are high on their list..

JG
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