[email protected] (Robert M. Martel) wrote:

       Just a little blast from the past for 3B2 jockeys.

       AT&T 3B2/400 Computer Suggested Configurations

               Configuration A Suggested List Price $19,950
                               1 3B2 System Unit
                               1 I/O Expansion Ports Card
                               1 1MB Memory Board
                               1 30-MB Hard Disk
                               1 720-KB Floppy Disk Drive
                               1 23-MB Cartridge Tape dive and controller
                               2 RS-232 Cables & Connectors
                               UNIX System V Release 2.0

               on up to

               Configuration D Suggested List Price $34,950
                               1 3B2 System Unit
                               2 I/O Expansion Ports Card
                               1 2MB Memory Board
                               2 72-MB Hard Disk
                               1 720-KB Floppy Disk Drive
                               1 23-MB Cartridge Tape dive and controller
                               2 RS-232 Cables & Connectors
                               UNIX System V Release 2.0

        You want that MAU, right?  add about $2,000 to the above prices.

        $1,500 for a 3BNET card
        $1,475 for a ISC Card
        $4,400 for 2MB of RAM
        $7,950 for a 72 MB Hard Disk Upgrade

       Ah, the good old days...

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Bob Martel - System Administrator   | I met someone who looks a lot like you
Levin College of Urban Affairs      | She does the things you do
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