[ale] Computer Convention in Atlanta Jan 17 - 19

[Geoffrey]

I've been to a couple of these.  You can find some good deals, but you 
really need to know what you're looking for/at.  Some of the folks there 
will screw you if you don't.

I do recommend the show overall though.  Even if you pay the $8 to get 
in and don't buy anything, it's fun to check out the goods.

Greg wrote:
> This weekend there will be a computer convention in Atlanta.  In the past
> these have been at the Cobb Galleria.  I have found good used stuff at low
> low prices.  I would advise buying a multi-day ticket and buy on the first
> day, test (burn in) that night, and if defective take it back the next day
> before everyone leaves town.  You can also have them hook it up on the floor
> and test things there.  I found my wife's flat screen LCD monitor at a
> savings of 80$ to 100$ from comparable ones in Atlanta as well as several
> P-233's which are serving me well.
> 
> On the website you can print a copy of a coupon and save some dollars.
> 
> 
> Park Location:
> Georgia International Convention Center
> 1902 Sullivan Road
> College Park, GA 30337
> 770-997-3566
> (behind the Sheraton Gateway Hotel)
> 
> Dates:
> January 17-18-19, 2003
> 
> Friday 12:00 - 9:00
> Saturday 10:00 - 7:00
> Sunday 10:00 - 5:00
> 
> Admission:
> Adults=$8.00
> Kids (12 & under)=FREE!
> 
> The link is here:
> http://www.supercomputersale.com/Locations/Atlanta/atlanta.html
> 
> As Canter Private Enterprises is currently on a spending freeze per orders
> of the Minister of the Exchequer (me) I will be missing it.  Hope everyone
> has fun.
> 
> Greg Canter
> 
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