enough machines to meet the US demand.
On the other hand, A2000s and A3000s are usually fairly cheap here, and seem to bring much higher prices elsewhere. The last time I (half-heartedly) tried to sell an A3000/030 @25 and kick 3.1, the best offer I got was $100. :-P
I just paid $170 for an A3000 in stock config. Thats really too much, but the reason was that it was clean, not yellowed, and came with disks, etc. I know I could have gotten a machine loaded with ram for around $200, but I just couldn't find one in the condition I wanted.
Last year, I sold my clean A3000 (like an idiot) for $150 with 1084s monitor, DCTV, etc. I *knew* when I left the post office that I had just made a mistake, but I was broke at the time.
I did the same think with an SX64 (which I replaced just last month).
Tom
