> I'm curious enough to take a look at it if I see it on the bookstore
> shelves, but I'd want to see it before making the commitment.
I realy don't know if this book will hit the big shops soon.
Also, 30 Bucks is less than the average Harry Potter thing .)
> If
> the valuation data is based solely or primarily on eBay data and/or
> hobbyist opinion, then it would be failing to acknowledge a serious
> segment of the market, ie the commercial market in "out of production",
> "end of life" computer components. If that sector's data is not represented,
> then I would feel the data to be "skewed."
Now, I'm very suspicious about any kind of apraisal data. Prices
for old gear are just random. As for what I can tell the ranges
given in the book are in belivable ranges - well, maybe the C64
starts out to high (3-35 /5-40 USD) ... the lower limit for C64s
is still a quater :)
> Still, probably many good
> pictures for identification purposes, and good technical data?
Jep.
Gruss
H.
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