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You should also check out Memory Location in Wellesley, MA.
To get to System Eyes drive North on route 3 to New Hampshire exit 7.
Go West on route 101A to Greystone Plaza. Greystone Plaza is at 650
Amherst Street, though it looks like " 50" because the sign is missing
a digit. Look for a Wendy's on your right and an animated sign on your
left at a stoplight.
System Eyes is one of the stores in Greystone Plaza. It's got a big
sign---you can't miss it.
The GVP hard drive was on sale for $630 last I checked.
John Sauter
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If you're going to System Eyes, you might want to also go about 5
miles further to A&D computer in the 2nd town out 101A (think it's Milton
NH). Going west on 101A from Nashua, the town has a village square that you
must circle around. you want to go around about 270 degrees to Rte 13
heading south. A&D is a small place on your right roughly 1/2 mile from the
town square.
They're a small place, but have very good software prices,
usually within 10% of mail-order places like CSN (formerly ABLE).
I've found the fellow there the most courteous and cooperative
around. Very willing for you to test run any software on the shelf.
Example price: I just bought DPaintIV for ~$115 or so. It was $15
over the best mail-order price I could find, I figured with shipping
costs it wasn't worth the wait.
Verell
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> If you're going to System Eyes, you might want to also go about 5
>miles further to A&D computer in the 2nd town out 101A (think it's Milton
>NH). Going west on 101A from Nashua, the town has a village square that you
>must circle around. you want to go around about 270 degrees to Rte 13
>heading south. A&D is a small place on your right roughly 1/2 mile from the
>town square.
It's MILFORD, N.H. I live there. Otherwise, I agree. The owner is friendly
and helpful and a real Amiga enthuseast. His prices are the best I've seen for
hardware, too. The selection of software is not large, yet, but growing.
If you do not want to drive through Milford (and I wouldn't wish the center-
of-town traffic on my worst enemy), Take the 101 "bypass" WEST before you
come to Milford (it's the only overpass on 101A). Take the next exit off 101
(Says route 13, Brookline and Milford), and turn right at the end of the ramp.
A&D is about a mile up on the left. It's hard to spot, just a small blue sign
designed to look like a floppy disk. The "store" is in the basement of a
small apartment building.
I have no affiliation with A&D except as a highly satisfied customer.
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