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Cpuswe
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| CPUShack wrote: | | Probably be $15-$19 to ship, depends on weight, as the size of that is pretty manageable |
It would end up around $60 for me (if im the only bidder) and thats to much even for me. But its a cool piece. I asked the seller about the history and what cafeteria but he did not know.
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I dont buy a lot of Intel memorabilia, but i thought this never used poster of a socket 4 Pentium die looked very pretty.
The mail tube having a post mark from July 1993
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Nice poster, would look good in a frame on the wall here 
I just got this Pentium Pro mousepad with 3d effect in the mail... for a whopping 88 euro ct 
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