kg@elan.UUCP (Ken Greer) (01/15/86)
In article <610@harvard.UUCP>, dyer@harvard.UUCP (Steve Dyer) writes: > How does the 3B1 differ from the 7300? Where can I receive information > on availability and price (this seems to be a perennial problem with > AT&T products. The 3B1 is a 7300 with a larger disk (and I think an extra RS-232 port). Salesfolks still call it the 7300 or UNIX PC. We have a prototype, but I think they are generally available now. Your best bet for info is a local computer store that carries AT&T. (Such as Gateway). -- Ken Greer {amdahl,hplabs}!elan!kg
rich@rexago1.UUCP (K. Richard Magill) (01/16/86)
In article <107@elan.UUCP> kg@elan.UUCP (Ken Greer) writes: >In article <610@harvard.UUCP>, dyer@harvard.UUCP (Steve Dyer) writes: >> How does the 3B1 differ from the 7300? Where can I receive information >> on availability and price (this seems to be a perennial problem with >> AT&T products.) > >The 3B1 is a 7300 with a larger disk (and I think an extra RS-232 port). >Salesfolks still call it the 7300 or UNIX PC. We have a prototype, >but I think they are generally available now. Your best bet for info >is a local computer store that carries AT&T. (Such as Gateway). OUR 3b1 does indeed have a larger hard disk, still just the one rs-232, but the GREAT part is that the hard disk is quiet & about twice as fast. (the slow hard disk is a shortcoming on the 7300/Safari) K. Richard Magill PS, BOTH have an optional streaming tape backup unit & an optional msdos board/subsystem (har, har) 8\)