6600hhl@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu (Why do you want to know??????) (06/14/90)
Whats a good 2400 baud external modem for the PS/2 and how much
and where can I order one.
Price range <up to 200>
Hanh Luong
TIM@ENH.Prime.COM (06/14/90)
Go buy an issue of "Computer Shopper" - seriously. That's where most of the best buys are. I have a friend who got a 2400 Hayes-comp. internal modem for his 286 for $79.! External for the PC is usually (rather, I wouldn't pay more than) $125-135. Can't be much diff. (if any) for the PS/2. #include "stddisclaimer.h" /* Tim Cantin, Prime Computer, Inc. -- (508) 879-2960, ext. 3101 Mailstop 10-13, 500 Old Conn Path, Framingham, MA 01701 (USA) (TIM@ENH.Prime.COM), (csnet-relay!ENH.Prime.COM!TIM), (uunet!ENH.Prime.COM!TIM) */
woan@peyote.cactus.org (Ronald S. Woan) (06/17/90)
In article <1990Jun16.213349.20056@athena.mit.edu>, dcling@athena.mit.edu (Douglas C Ling) writes: > Sorry, Tom, the cheapest internal 2400 Baud modem is from J&R Computer, > NYC. (One > can find their ad on the back page of the Science Section of NY Times > every Tuesday(?). It sells for $69. Never say cheapest (unless referring to quality). Sabina has an ad for a $65 internal 2400 baud modem in Computer Shopper. Prices just keep coming down and Computer Shopper is a good place to look. > External modems, same for PS/2 or AT: just Rs-232 serial, usually cost > $10 more. That's about right. Externals have the added expense of bigger transformers and cases... Ron -- +-----All Views Expressed Are My Own And Are Not Necessarily Shared By------+ +------------------------------My Employer----------------------------------+ + Ronald S. Woan woan@peyote.cactus.org + + If nothing else works woan@soda.berkeley.edu +