evan@telly.UUCP (Evan Leibovitch) (12/04/88)
There have been a number of postings mentioning pricing for this. With the risk of sounding like an ad (I do not work for Everex, nor do I make a living selling any of their stuff), here's the offical price list. Media shipped on 2 user unlimited ---------------- ------ --------- 5-inch floppies $299 $499 1/4-inch tape $339 $539 3.5-inch floppies $449 $699 The above comes with 'basic' documentation (release notes, hardware specifics, etc.) For $300 more they will sell you 'complete' documentation (ie. the full Prentice Hall set in Enix binders). This DOES include the development system, Korn shell, TCP/IP support in the kernel, X11, RFS, and many BSD utilities. The only option mentioned in the literature is SCSI support. The present release is 3.2, which claims to run Xenix binaries. I just want to know if they deliver all that they promise for the money! -- Evan Leibovitch, SA of System Telly "I am most concerned that Located in beautiful Brampton, Ontario, Canada nobody will remember me evan@telly.on.ca -or- uunet!attcan!telly!evan when I am dead" - Anon.
leech@tlab1.cs.unc.edu (Jonathan Leech) (12/05/88)
In article <429@telly.UUCP> evan@telly.UUCP (Evan Leibovitch) writes: >here's the <Everex> offical price list. >Media shipped on 2 user unlimited >---------------- ------ --------- >5-inch floppies $299 $499 >3.5-inch floppies $449 $699 Is there any difference in the contents of the 5" and 3.5" floppies? A $150-$200 price differential for media seems just a tad excessive. -- Jon Leech (leech@cs.unc.edu) __@/ ``Thus Mathematics helps / our brains and hands and feet and can make / a race of supermen out of us.'' - The Education of T. C. Mits