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In my case it wasn't the US, it was Australia... just in the interests of
geographical accuracy. :)
The 5294 was (obviously) simpler and was more rugged in my experience.
the 5394 also supported 19.2 (kb ? Mb ?)
The diskette drive was some weird format, certainly not something I could
read with any Windows or DOS tools I had, so maybe it was a PS2 format.
My favourite memory of the 5294's is having a back wall full of them and
getting a call from a broker - "I hear you might have a 5294".. Me, looking
at about 20 of them - "I'm not sure, I'll call you back"
I loved haggling with those guys.
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