CSvax:Pucc-H:Physics:piner@pur-ee.UUCP (07/01/83)
It is time for a little praise for a change. I just got in my third Teac 55A slim line 5.25" inch floppy drive. It plugged it in, and it worked fine. Every one of these floppies has worked perfectly. They are fast, quiet, low power, small, cheap, and they have a one year warranty. So a little praise is in order. Also the vendor is due a little praise. They are Displayed Video in Lichfield and Ypsilanti MI. They sell the Teac for $230 (includes shipping, etc.) They will put it in a double drive case instead of a single drive case for $10. They will sell the bare drive for $205. Delivery time has been about 3 weeks on all orders. They have always been willing to talk to me on the phone too. So hats off to them. One caveat, the information included with the drive, is one badly xeroxed page, so if you know nothing about computers go to your local Radio Shack store, and pay double for less drive. Rich Piner Purdue Physics Dept.