Re: [stella] POLL

Subject: Re: [stella] POLL
From: Adam Gurno <gurnoab@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 3 Mar 1997 11:07:21 -0600 (CST)
On Mon, 3 Mar 1997, Songbird wrote:

> If anyone thinks they're going to get rich off of 2600 programming, that 
> won't happen.  But they could very well make $1-500 off of selling 50-100 
> copies (given that they have the resources to burn eproms, etc.).  That's 
> a decent incentive, IMHO.

	Just a question here: why does everyone insist on going the cart
route?  Around here, I have priced my cost per the eventual supercharger
tape at just over $1 per (American).  Here's the breakdown:
	Tape Labels: 12/sheet, sheet = $1.01, ~$.085 per label.
	Pack of 6 cassette tapes (60 min) = $5, ~$.83 per tape.
	New Color Printer Ribbon = $15.  (Should be good for ~100 labels)
			~$.15 per label.
	Paper, misc. exp. = $.30 per tape.

	This is, afaik, MUCH cheaper than making carts.  I couldn't find
tapes of less than 60 minutes anywhere, even though I distinctly remember
buying 30 and 15 minute tapes not too long ago.  
	Later!

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Adam Gurno                              gurnoab@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Csci Major @ the UofMinn-Morris '97     Happily making some of the worst
Unix Junkie                             ascii art ever known.


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