UK direct seller Time Computer Systems kicked off for IBM's 6x86MX PR266 processor yesterday, becoming the first firm in the country to ship systems based on the 266MHz Pentium II-class part.
Time's Colossus 266M-2 Ultimate PC with 64Mb EDO RAM, 8.6Gb hard drive, 8Mb ATI Rage Pro graphics card, TV tuner card, 56K voice modem, 32-speed CD-ROM and Lotus SmartSuite and software bundle costs from £1,269 + VAT.
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