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Date: November 25, 1991 16:44
From: BERT::DENCKER
To: @SYS$MAIL:MAC-USERS, @SYS$MAIL:ENGINEER
CC: DENCKER
My sister, a friend, and I went to a Sunnyvale computer dealer this weekend and found that the mail-order houses listed in the back of MacWeek magazine are not necessarily the lowest dealers, at least of QMS printers. We went to M & P Computers and Communications, 1270 Oakmead Parkway, Suite 111, Sunnyvale (tel. 738-8578). Their regular price for the QMS PS-410 printer with one toner cartridge is $1595. Because they were buying two, the salesman lowered his price to $1550 each, plus he threw in for free two AppleTalk cables worth $13 each. The optional 200-sheet letter-size paper tray was an extra $150. The MacWeek ads I've seen for this printer start at $1645, and continue at $1699, $1749, and $1795. I suppose you could find additional MacWeek advertis- ers who didn't mention that printer specifically, but are QMS dealers, and who might match that $1595 price. In either case, M & P has a very extensive collection of B&W printers, color printers from QMS, Seiko, and Tektronix, computers (but not Macs), etc. Their software was very competitively priced, e.g., QuarkXPress for the Mac was $525 (mail order houses typically bottom out at $519). By the way, the QMS PS-410 (of which we have around 10) has three constantly active interfaces: serial, parallel, and AppleTalk, so it works with virtually all computers. FYI, Andrea
Nov 25, 1991