fox@allegra.att.com (David Fox) (10/18/90)
Now that old cubes are selling at a discount, what are the pros and cons of getting an old cube and upgrading versus getting a new cube? I've heard that the fan difection is reversed, and the old cubes have the optical disk whereas the new cubes have a floppy, but I'm rather vague on it all and perhaps someone who really knows would summarize? David Fox fox@allegra.att.com
raymond@picasso.cs.unc.edu (Will Raymond) (10/19/90)
I recently saw that the old cubes retail around $9995. Has anyone seen any educational prices for these old cubes. Thanks, Will ******* Will Raymond - Northern Telecom NTP in RTP | | ~ ~ | | . O o . Work: ...uucp!rti!ntpdvp1!willr | .V. | Fun: ...uucp!cs.unc.edu!raymond ._ _. | U | I speak for myself.
sisk@libra.cs.nps.navy.mil (Tamara Sisk) (10/20/90)
>... pros and cons of getting an old cube and upgrading versus getting a >new cube? >David Fox Along these lines: Is there any reason I *shouldn't* upgrade? As I understand it, there are a lot of Apps not included in the upgrade. Will I be able to run the old Apps on the upgrade? What would I be missing if I just kept 1.0 and lived with it? -- _____________________________________________________________________ Jeff & Tamara Adams (or at least one of us)