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> EV>Rob, Got the C=64 in 1984 , got the 1541 FDD too, cost for both
>   >about $550.00 iirc.

> Prices were probably changing quickly back then.. Plus, thinking on
> that more, it may have been a C-128 I was looking at, and that price
> may have included a floppy drive. The first C-64's were released
> at $595 so I guess what I was looking at contained other addons..

> Sounds like you got a deal though since I know the price I was
> getting on that 1541 drive was close to $400.

Maybe a little OT but prices and available tech were changing quickly.  By
the time we got our TI at "a bargain," there were probably other better,
and more expensive, choices out there.

I can say the same thing about my first XT, too.  Pretty sure the 286 was
already on the market, and the 386 was not far over the horizon.

Mike

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