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10-06-2004, 06:35 PM
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I don''t think anyone knows anything about the R312's..
Posted By: Gary B.
the same could be said for most W-series cards as well. Often the available information is something like "originally sold in strips of 10," but that's it. i just bought an R312 as a type, but haven't received it yet... 
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