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I found some super cheap SJIIIs here: http://www.surpluscomputers.com/store/m ... m=CES10438

Anyone bought them from that site? I've bought from shady looking sites before and had no problems, but NO ONE sells SJIIIs this cheap (except goodwill).

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cloutlet2003 on ebay is better.
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Klefmung wrote:cloutlet2003 on ebay is better.
Cloulet does Yobos, I want a SJIII. And thanks for that thread. I really don't care if it has a cart slot or not, so this will work. Unless anyone knows if gannon has any in stock...

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Nope, gannon's out of em I'm pretty sure. Best thing would be to go with the surplus computer site.
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Post by bioniclebert »

order those but beware, it might not be SJ III.

I ordered 3 of those from that site and they all were, but appearently that other guy ordered it and got a diff. version, but Either way you do get an NOAC.
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