From: chan@pyramid.unr.edu (Kaho Chan)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Atari MegaSTE4 for sale. *CHEAP!*
Date: 27 Dec 92 07:04:56 GMT
Followup-To: chan@pyramid.cs.unr.edu (Kaho Chan)
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Organization: University of Nevada, Reno

Hello everybody!

After thinking this through (and after a few unsuccessful tries...)...
I've broken down and decided to sell my system at an unbelievably LOooowww
price.

Last few times I asked for $1500... then went to $1300... then (you get the
picture)...

Here it is in B&W... $800 (w/out printer) + S&H, COD, UPS. $900 (w/printer)
+ S&H, COD, UPS (plus insurance if so desired).

This is a whole system.  The printer may be separated.  
Everything is close to mint for I value my things with high regard.
The internal HD is backed up!  My setup is based on NeoDesk... nice setup
with software accelerators and other enhancements.

MegaSTe4/50MBHD with SC1435 monitor was bought 8/91 after sale of my 1040ST.
I bought those two items alone for $1800.
I bought the printer for $200.
I bought the modem for $200.

Note:  software accumulated for over 6 years (when I had my 1040ST).  Value
       is hard to judge... retail (estimated) > $3500 (???) +++.

Please reply by email to:
 
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OR CALL (702)-331-3093 PST.

Items:

Mega STe:  16 MHz 68000 Motorola processor, (optional) 68881/2 floating point
coprocessor, 4 megabytes of RAM, ST LOW/ST MED/ST HIGH resolutions, 4096 colors,Midi I/O, WME-compatible Eurocard expansion slot, monitor port, RF modulator
(TV) port, parallel port, serial port, (2) RS232 modem ports, floppy disk port,
LAN interface, ACSI DMA port, ROM cartridge port, mouse/joystick & joystick,
stereo R/L ports, detachable 95-key intelligent keyboard (own microprocessor), 
50 MB hard drive (internal), double density floppy, mouse.  

ATARI SC1435:  14" diagonal, ST LOW, ST MEDIUM, internal stereo speakers,
headphone port, monochrome (green), swival base.

CITIZEN 200GX:  color on command, 3 built in fonts, manual load, form feed,
Epson compatible, many options, (included:  ~800 pcs. printer paper, ribbons).

SUPRAModem 2400:  2400 baud rate, external compact unit.

SOFTWARE (most on 50 MB hard drive):

NeoDesk 3.02, Flash, Procopy (all versions), Word Writer ST 2.0, Print Master,
Typing Tutor, Mark William's C, Art and Film Director, Music Studio, Quick ST,  Desk Manager, etc...

Public Domain:  tons of .MOD files (amiga stereo sound files) => ~ 12 MB's 
worth, tons of games, tons of picture viewers, MOD players!!!, tons of pictures (SPC, GIF, PI?, NEO, TNY), tons of utilities, tons of this/that, 
tons of demos (ST/STE/excellent sound/graphics), tons of 
everything of hard drive/backed up/and disks.

Commercial:  10th Frame, Airball, Arkanoid, Balance of Power, Elevator Mission,
Barbarian (2 versions), Battleships, Beyond the Ice Palace, Captain Blood, 
Buggy Boy, Carrier Command, Championship Basketball, Championship Wrestling,
Chessmaster 2000, Falcon, Flight Simulator II, Hardball, Hollywood Poker,
Strip Poker, Ikari Warriors, Jet, Karate Kid II, Leisure Suit Larry in the Land
of the Lounge Lizards, Live and Let Die, Lost Duchman Mine, Manhunter: New York,Marble Madness, Match Point, MidiMaze, Temple of Doom, Metrocross, Millipede,
Joust, Floid the Droid, Oids, Paperboy, Pinball Wizard, Prohibition, Psion 
Chess, Road Runner, Star Trek: The Rebel Universe, Space Harrier, Space Station
Oblivion, Speedball, ST Vegas, ST Pool, Leather Goddesses of Phobos, StarGlider,Super Cycle, Super Sprint, Temple of Apshai Trilogy, Terrorpods, Test Drive, 
Tetris, The Guild of Thieves, Tower Toppler, Typhoon Thompson in Search for the Sea Child, Winter Games, Zany Golf. 
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