ajayshah@almaak.usc.edu (Ajay Shah) (11/15/90)
Prices of 1 Meg ramchips (1Meg x 9). The only thing I know about
all these places for sure is that they are NOT in California.
1. 800-678-3726
Newer Technology
SIMMs: $50 mastercard/visa
Amex surcharge: 2%
2. 800-766-SIMM
EMT
SIMMs: $45 mastercard/visa
2day ground/overnight ups;
3. 800-332-6581 (Oklahoma)
SIMMs: $43 ($44.5 mastercard, visa)
UPS : $3.50
Overnight: $8.00
4. 800-388-PLUS (Mass.)
SIPPs: $48 mastercard/visa
SIMMs: $46, $47.50 mastercard/visa
Amex surcharge:
UPS: $5:00
5. 800-688-7466 (Texas)
SIMMs: $48 mastercard/visa
Amex surcharge: 0
2day air UPS: $10.00
6. 800-533-1744
SIMMs: $49 mastercard/visa
Amex : No
ground(week - 10 days): $6.00
air: $10
overnight : $15
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Ajay Shah, (213)734-3930, ajayshah@usc.edu
The more things change, the more they stay insane.
_______________________________________________________________________________MHS108@psuvm.psu.edu (Mark Solsman) (11/16/90)
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djb@bbt.UUCP (beauvais) (12/10/90)
In article <28155@usc> ajayshah@almaak.usc.edu (Ajay Shah) writes: > >Prices of 1 Meg ramchips (1Meg x 9). The only thing I know about >all these places for sure is that they are NOT in California. Thanks for the survey. It's a great idea, but there is a key piece of information missing... What are the access times of the chips? The $ goes up as the ns goes down... -- Dan Beauvais UUCP: ...!mcnc!rti!bbt!djb BroadBand Technologies, Inc. Internet: djb%bbt@rti.rti.org Box 13737 BITNET: djb%bbt%rti.rti.org@CUNYVM Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 +1 (919)-544-6850 ext. 295
shwake@raysnec.UUCP (Ray Shwake) (12/11/90)
djb@bbt.UUCP (beauvais) writes: >Thanks for the survey. It's a great idea, but there is a key piece of >information missing... What are the access times of the chips? The $ >goes up as the ns goes down... The survey *is* a good idea, but I would suggest that prices available through Micron Tech be added. They are, after all, a major domestic manufacturer, and they do sell customer direct.