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SHARP PC-3201
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Re: SHARP PC-3201
by lizardb0y on Mon Jan 30, 2012 1:37 pm
Sorry about that. By the time I realised it was going to exceed budget (I'd just bought a KryoFlux floppy driver board the same day) it was too late to comment back to the forums. I'd not expected it to get past $40-$50 and was somewhat surprised at the last minute bidding.
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Re: SHARP PC-3201
by SpidersWeb on Mon Jan 30, 2012 2:29 pm
Yeah I thought one of you guys would end up with it for sub-$30 :/
Had the same suprise with my 8088 auction. Honestly thought it'd be closer to $40-100, no keyboard/screen/documentation etc.
Had the same suprise with my 8088 auction. Honestly thought it'd be closer to $40-100, no keyboard/screen/documentation etc.
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