CompuServe Thread

Amiga stores in DC area

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#134234From: Patricia WilkinsonFeb 27, 1994 9:51 PM
About 1 1/2 weeks ago I went to the computer store that I frequent from time to time–I hadn't been there in quite a while. Well, it's closed it's doors. Does anyone out there know what stores in the Washington, DC area sell Amiga software/hardware? Pat
#134520From: Jim SakladMar 1, 1994 10:03 PM
Pat – > Does anyone out there know what stores in the Washington, DC area sell > Amiga software/hardware? That depends partially on your concept of the DC area…. If you live in Laurel, say, then Arundel Computers in Glen Burnie is reasonably close, and the ONLY real Amiga store in the Baltimore area. If you live in Alexandria, then that northern edge of Anne Arundel County isn't really very close. What store closed? I seem to vaguely recall there was one in the Rockville area, but cannot remember details. . . . . JimDoc, on AutoPilot
#134602From: David BriggsMar 2, 1994 7:22 PM
Jim, There are (were?) two stores in Rockville, "Buried Treasure" on Randolph Road and "Software Advantage" on Wisconsin Ave. I havent been to either in a long time, so I cant say if they are open. I know they had odd hours. Also, I got the feeling that they werent too happy about the state of affairs in the Amiga market… well, who is? Dave with AutoPILOT
#134604From: Jeff SchweigerMar 2, 1994 7:35 PM
JimDoc – My 1994 yellow pages list Buried Treasure, Inc. in Rockville as an Amiga dealer. Maybe John Chang know of others, as Scala is headquartered in Northern Virginia. Jeff Schweiger
#134603From: Jeff SchweigerMar 2, 1994 7:35 PM
Pat – Which computer store are you referring to? The new 1994 Northern Virgnia yellow pages has Buried Treasure in Rockville, MD, Virginia Micro Computer Services in Woodbridge, VA and Amiga on Consignment in Chantilly, VA as Amiga dealers. Jeff Schweiger
#135435From: Patricia WilkinsonMar 9, 1994 9:35 PM
Jeff– As far as I know, Burried Treasure is still open. The one that closed was Discovery (I live in Northern VA). Actually, it may be closer to go to Burried Treasure than to the store in Woodbridge, given how bad the traffic is in northern VA. I guess it's going to be mail order for me! Pat