Looking for local computer store

[drew at drewtaylor.com (Drew Taylor)]

It's completely amazing how much RAM doesn't cost these days! Once I find 
myself another job, I'm definitely going to be upgrading my main computer. 
I like the sound of the deal you got, so now I'm stoked about checking out 
some of the computer shows. I've gone to some in the past (in North 
Carolina) that just sucked. Any particular locations/companies to avoid?

At 03:07 PM 9/10/01 -0400, Jonathan Arnold wrote:
>I like PCs For Everyone in Cambridge. Excellent selection, pretty good prices,
>and a knowledgable staff.
>
>Also, for the best deals, the computer shows are great. KGP Productions (at
>http://www.pcshow.com ) and/or Northern Computer Shows 
>(http://www.ncshows.com/)
>usually have a show going on somewhere nearby every weekend. I picked up
>a 1.4Ghz AMD, 256mb RAM, floppy drive and a real nice case for just over $200.
>
>>Card adapter for my wife's laptop for about $30.00. And I got 256MB PC133 
>>RAM for $30. I don't need more RAM, but how can you go wrong at
>
>I've noticed some of the online places have it for about $15!
>--
>Jonathan Arnold     (mailto:jdarnold at buddydog.org)
>Amazing Developments       http://www.buddydog.org
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