) (05/21/88)
Well,
I just called the friendly Apple dealer where I got my computer.
Apple has apparently raised prices on their SIMMs to $850 (from $599),
as of about two weeks ago.
All of you thinking about memory upgrades... well, now you have something
new to think about. :-).
The dealer estimated it would be about a year before the prices decline
to the $600 level again.
I don't know about you, but I'm feeling very depressed.
Rich
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In article <8805202101.AA12217@decwrl.dec.com> long@mosaic.dec.com (Now HE will ask the questions!) writes: > Apple has apparently raised prices on their SIMMs to $850 (from $599), >as of about two weeks ago. > > The dealer estimated it would be about a year before the prices decline >to the $600 level again. Fry's is still advertising Toshiba 100nS 9-chip 1 MB SIMMs for $549. These are overkill but should work in a Plus, SE, or II. In fact, they should probably still work in whatever Apple comes out with next (like a 68030 Mac)! The ads appear in the Sunday issue of the San Jose Mercury. Isn't the Apple price for a *PAIR* of SIMMs? Howard A. Landman landman@hanami.sun.com UUCP: sun!hanami!landman