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From: "Ann L. Mullen" <amullen@pantheon.yale.edu>
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Subject: Re: buying computers
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one more note: when you start shopping, you may want to look at computer
brokers.  they typically sell in quantity to companies, but quite often
have individual computers for sale at rock bottom prices (both new and
used).  before you call, make sure you know what you want and the price
range you're hoping for.

The company I'd recommend is: American Computer Resources.  You can reach
them at (203) 380-4600.  Ask for Kirk Peterkin.