BLABC183@ksuvxa.kent.edu (E. Malcolm Crosby - KSU BSA Network Technician) (02/20/91)
Hello, Many people, including myself, have been wondering what the current Educational Prices were from Commodore. So I went to the computer store and got a copy of the listing. It took a few hours to type it in and check for any typos, but here it is, as I received it. So Have Fun... -------------------- Educational Individual Price Schedule Effective FEB. 1, 1991 EDUCATION PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION PRICE ----------- ----------- --------- AMIGA ===== A500P Amiga 500P Professional 559.00 1-3.5 FD, 1M RAM, Mouse, Keyboard, 2 Mouse Ports, Serial & Parallel Ports, Appetizer Software, Amiga Basic, AmigaDOS & AmigaVision. A500P Bundle Amiga 500 Professional Bundle 799.00 Includes the Amiga 500 Professional, 1084S Monitor and A1011 Amiga 3.5" Floppy Disk Drive. A2000C Amiga 2000 1169.00 1-3.5 FD, 1M RAM, Mouse, Keyboard, 2 Mouse Ports, Serial & Parallel Ports, AmigaDOS & AmigaVision. A2000HD/1 Amiga 2000HD 1420.00 1-3.5 FD, 1M RAM, 50M Hard Drive, Mouse, Keyboard, 2 Mouse Ports, Serial & Parallel Ports, AmigaDOS & AmigaVision. A2500/30 Amiga 2500/30 2709.00 1-3.5 FD, 5M RAM, 50M Hard Drive, Mouse, Keyboard, 2 Mouse Ports, Serial & Parallel Ports, AmigaDOS & AmigaVision. A2500-25/100 Amiga 2500-25/100 3164.00 1-3.5 FD, 5M RAM, 100M Hard Drive, Mouse, Keyboard, 2 Mouse Ports, Serial & Parallel Ports, AmigaDOS & AmigaVision. A3000-16/50 Amiga 3000-16/50 2249.00 1-3.5 FD, 2M RAM, 50M Hard Drive, Mouse, Keyboard, 2 Mouse Ports, Serial & Parallel Ports, SCSI Interface, 15.75 & 31.5 Khz Video Ports ( Built-In De- Interlacer ), 68881 Math Co- Processor, AmigaDOS & AmigaVision. A3000-25/50 Amiga 3000-25/50 2624.00 1-3.5 FD, 2M RAM, 50M Hard Drive, Mouse, Keyboard, 2 Mouse Ports, Serial & Parallel Ports, SCSI Interface, 15.75 & 31.5 Khz Video Ports ( Built-In De- Interlacer ), 68882 Math Co- Processor, AmigaDOS & AmigaVision. A3000-25/100 Amiga 3000-25/100 3549.00 1-3.5 FD, 5M RAM, 100M Hard Drive, Mouse, Keyboard, 2 Mouse Ports, Serial & Parallel Ports, SCSI Interface, 15.75 & 31.5 Khz Video Ports ( Built-In De- Interlacer ), 68882 Math Co- Processor, AmigaDOS & AmigaVision. UNIX ==== A3000UXB Amiga 3000UXB 4146.00 1-3.5 FD, 5M RAM, 100M Hard Drive, Mouse, Keyboard, 2 Mouse Ports, Serial & Parallel Ports, SCSI Interface, Ethernet Adapter, 15.75 & 31.5 Khz Video Ports ( Built-In De-Interlacer), 68882 Math Co-Processor, AmigaDOS, UNIX System V Release 4, X Window System & Open Look graphical interface, Networking software. A3000UXD Amiga 3000UXD 5277.00 1-3.5 FD, 9M RAM, 200M Hard Drive, Mouse, Keyboard, 2 Mouse Ports, Serial & Parallel Ports, SCSI Interface, Ethernet Adapter, 15.75 31.5 Khz Video Ports ( Built-In De-Interlacer), 68882 Math Co-Processor, AmigaDOS, UNIX System V Release 4, X Window System & Open Look graphical interface, Networking software. A3070 150MB Tape Drive 659.00 Uses an Industry Standard 24 Track QIC Format (DC 600). This ensures the ability to backup contiguous data up to 150 MB. 3070 Tape drive is a low profile design which is matched in color and design to the Amiga 3000UX series. AMIGA MEMORY AND STORAGE DEVICES ================================ A501 512k RAM Expander for Amiga 500, 89.00 includes Battery Back- up/Calendar. A2058 RAM Expansion Board equipped 209.00 with 2M RAM standard, expandable to 8M on board. A1011 Amiga 3.5" External Floppy 99.00 providing an additional 880K of diskette storage. A2010 Amiga 3.5" Internal Floppy 79.00 Drive, 880K of additional storage. A590 Amiga 500 20M External Hard 377.00 Drive that allows for 2M RAM Memory Expansion and SCSI Port. A2091 Amiga Hard Drive Autoboot 119.00 Controller with sockets for up to 2Mb of 16 Bit RAM. A2091-50 50M Hard Disk Drive (19ms 449.00 Average Access Time) Pre- formatted and Mounted Directly on the A2091 Autoboot Controller Card. AMIGA ACCESSORIES ================= A1680 Amiga 1200 Baud External 35.00 includes Terminal Software and Cable. A520 Amiga External RF Modulator, 29.00 Composite/RF (television) Adapter. A2060 Arcnet Network Adapter for the 137.00 Amiga 2000 and 3000 series. A2065 Ethernet Network Adapter for the 209.00 Amiga 2000 and 3000 series. A2630/4 Amiga 68030 Processor Board 1079.00 includes 25 MHz 68030 Microprocessor, 68882 Math Co- Processor, Memory Management Unit, 4M of 32Bit Memory. A2088D Amiga Bridgeboard-XT, Intel 8088 299.00 Co-Processor Board, 5.25" 360K Floppy Diskette Drive, MS DOS 3.30. A2286 Amiga Bridgeboard-AT, 80286 Co- 479.00 Processor Board, 5.25" 360K Floppy Drive, MS DOS 4.01. AS2232 Multi-Serial Port Adapter 239.00 Supporting 7 Additional RS232 Serial Ports. A2300 Amiga Internal Genlock allows 101.00 user to superimpose A2000 series Video over External Source such as a video camera or VCR. MONITOR ======= 1084S 1084 Color Monitor with RGBI 199.00 Analog and Composite Video Inputs as well as Audio Inputs and Speakers. 1930 1930 VGA Color Monitor, RGB 389.00 Analog supporting VGA-compatible output. 1950 1950 Multiscan Color Monitor, 399.00 RGB Analog and RGBI (Digital) capable of scanning Video Signals from 15-36KHz. A2024 2024 Hi-Res Monochrome Monitor 449.00 capable of Scanning Standard Amiga Video (15.75 KHz) Signals and Displaying Resolutions up to 1008 x 800. MISCELLANEOUS ============= A10 Stereo Audio Speakers with 23.00 Built-in Amplifier for attachment to the Audio Outputs of the Amiga Series. A2320 Display Enhancer Board, De- 179.00 Interlaced Video for Display on Multiscanning Monitor. AS260 AMIGA CLIPS, Volume 1 - Sound 17.00 effects for Amiga Vision Presentations. AS225 TCP/IP - NFS Network Software 119.00 allowing the Amiga to access TCP/IP Networks and NFS Storage Systems. AS250 AmigaVision Authoring System, 89.00 Interactive Authoring System for the Amiga. MPS 1270 MPS-1270 Ink Jet printer, Black 179.00 & White Ink Jet printer for the Amiga Series. MPS 1230 MPS-1230 NLQ Dot Matrix Printer, 149.00 120 Characters per Second, Near Letter Quality Dot Matrix Printer. COMMODORE 64 ============ 64TP Commodore 64 Test Pilot 259.00 20K ROM Standard (includes operating system & BASIC interpreter), 64K RAM, 5.25" 170K SSSD Disk Drive, Joystick, 2 Joystick Ports, 2 Serial Ports, Cartridge Port, Composite Video Port, Audio port, 5 Action Simulation Software Packages. 1802 1802 Color Monitor 179.00 13 inch screen size, NTCS color standard, Built-in audio amplifier and speaker, 1000 characters per screen resolution (color), 40 column color mode (16 colors). -------------------- ////////////////////////////////////////\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ // E. Malcolm Crosby -- Novell Network Assistant System Manager \\ // Kent State University, College of Business Administration (Kent, Ohio) \\ // Bitnet: BLABC183@KENTVMS |~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\\ // Internet: BLABC183@ksuvxa.kent.edu | \\ // BIX: mcrosby | \\ //~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \\ // AMIGA /// A2000/HD, Novell Netware & (Sorry AMI) IBM MS-DOS experience \\ // FOREVER /// Phone: (W) - (216)-672-3994 / (H) - (216)-673-9271 \\ // \\\/// Fax: (W) - (216)-672-2448 \\ // \XX/ \\ ////////////////////////////////////////\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\
es1@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Ethan Solomita) (02/20/91)
In article <45176@nigel.ee.udel.edu> "E. Malcolm Crosby - KSU BSA Network Technician" <BLABC183@ksuvxa.kent.edu> writes: >Educational Individual >Price Schedule >Effective FEB. 1, 1991 > > EDUCATION >PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION PRICE >----------- ----------- --------- > > AMIGA > ===== > >A500P Amiga 500P Professional 559.00 > 1-3.5 FD, 1M RAM, Mouse, > Keyboard, 2 Mouse Ports, Serial > & Parallel Ports, Appetizer > Software, Amiga Basic, AmigaDOS > & AmigaVision. > etc... Some points I've been told I should make: 1) There is NO restriction anymore on buying peripherals. You no longer have to buy a CPU. This means that those of you who've been waiting to buy a BridgeBoard or the 2320 deinterlacer, you now can. 2) PRICES ON PERIPHERALS WILL BE GOING UP. The new price list, starting April 1, will be more geared to making dealers happy and prevent them from being bankrupt. Consider this a bargain sale, $179 for the deinterlacer. -- Ethan Q: What's the definition of a Quayle? A: Two right wings and no backbone.
davids@ucscf.UCSC.EDU (Dave Schreiber) (02/20/91)
In article <1991Feb20.051429.7186@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu> es1@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Ethan Solomita) writes: > Some points I've been told I should make: >1) There is NO restriction anymore on buying peripherals. You no >longer have to buy a CPU. This means that those of you who've >been waiting to buy a BridgeBoard or the 2320 deinterlacer, you >now can. Yeah! Maybe I won't be buying a VCR with my income tax refund... >2) PRICES ON PERIPHERALS WILL BE GOING UP. The new price list, >starting April 1, will be more geared to making dealers happy and >prevent them from being bankrupt. Consider this a bargain sale, >$179 for the deinterlacer. Hmmm....when I bought my 3000 last August, it said something about only buying stuff on the educational purchase plan once per year. Is this still in effect (do I have to wait 'till August to buy all those peripherals I couldn't afford last summer, and thus pay more?)? > -- Ethan Thanks. -- Dave Schreiber davids@slugmail.ucsc.edu or (but not both) davids@ucscf.ucsc.edu "It was fun learning about logic, but I don't see where or when I will ever use it again."
es1@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Ethan Solomita) (02/20/91)
In article <12597@darkstar.ucsc.edu> davids@ucscf.UCSC.EDU (Dave Schreiber) writes: > >Hmmm....when I bought my 3000 last August, it said something about only >buying stuff on the educational purchase plan once per year. Is this >still in effect (do I have to wait 'till August to buy all those >peripherals I couldn't afford last summer, and thus pay more?)? > I believe the restriction was 1 CPU/year. Considering that they just removed the restriction on peripheral purchasing, I'd imagine that they aren't maintaining that kind of a restriction. Ask your dealer, if they say you can't push them to contact Commodore, and if they don't contact Commodore, get a new dealer. > >Thanks. > >-- >Dave Schreiber davids@slugmail.ucsc.edu > or (but not both) davids@ucscf.ucsc.edu >"It was fun learning about logic, but I don't see where or when I will ever >use it again." -- Ethan Q: What's the definition of a Quayle? A: Two right wings and no backbone.
rick@clark.edu (Rick Randall) (02/21/91)
> >>2) PRICES ON PERIPHERALS WILL BE GOING UP. The new price list, >>starting April 1, will be more geared to making dealers happy and >>prevent them from being bankrupt. Consider this a bargain sale, >>$179 for the deinterlacer. > >Hmmm....when I bought my 3000 last August, it said something about only >buying stuff on the educational purchase plan once per year. Is this >still in effect (do I have to wait 'till August to buy all those >peripherals I couldn't afford last summer, and thus pay more?)? > >> -- Ethan > >Thanks. >I think the once per year was meant for CPU's only! You can buy the other peripherals whenever you want to. Rick
waw5805@isc.rit.edu (W.A. Willis ) (02/21/91)
Do these packages, particularly the 2000HD/1, include a monitor?