rbaltissen@wxs.nl wrote:
>
> Hallo allemaal,
>
> Today I met the man who supplied me with the original specs and sourcecode
> of the KIM. He has contacts with a firm which still has four brand new
> KIMs as spareparts for an factory. But for Fl 450.- they could be bought.
> (DM 400.-, $ 250.-) He says it is a crazy price but on the other hand????
> I would like to have your opinion please.
>
In the U.S where fools buy those cheap 'beanie babies' stuffed toys for up to
$5000 I could see it happen, even by someone who has no idea what they're
buying. All the seller would have to do is just throw in some classic
computer catch phrases, mention that it was made at the same time as the Apple
I, etc... then $250 would be low... *grin*
Hmmm would $250 be worth it to me... Possibly if I was rich, I have yet to
set my mits on a KIM.
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