#DAK and MM Extensions
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Hey, why not bug Drew to offer the 541 and end the constant bickering. The
DAK bundle is a good deal. However, I agree with Nelson that the
limitations need to be spelled out. A 486 33MHz is reasonable priced today
but you can get a good deal on a 386 system if you are being price
conscious. However, the buyer needs to remember that 387 floating point
support will reuire another chip while the 486 has it built in. Sort of the
same issue here. Some limitations on the DAK product but a very good price
if you can live with them.
Paul
Paul,
We're constantly evaluating new drives. Our lab has most of the drives
talked about in this forum. It's just kinda hard to convince Drew to
change drives when we are selling them faster than we can get our hands on
them. But as the market changes we'll certainly be offering new products,
too. What we're concerned about is what the general public is buying and
willing to pay (note that this is always different than what the
techno-wizards think is hot at the moment — there is a tremendous lag time
involved in filtering down information to the masses — my Dad has no clue
what Windows is, for example.)
Bryan/DAK