I got this from an IBM web site
(http://ike.engr.washington.edu/news/promo.html).

If anyone can match some prices with these products,  please post them.

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 IBM personal software academic editions are available

 last updated: 5/1/96

 What are Academic Editions?

 They are IBM Personal Software Products which are available to students,
 faculty and staff of educational institutions at a lower price than
 their non-Academic Edition counterparts.
 What is the difference between the Academic Edition and the regular
 commercially available versions of these products?
 There is NO DIFFERENCE in the functionality of these products compared
 to their non-academically priced counterparts.  They simply have a new
 part number and UPC code and a lower price.  The Academic Edition
 sticker on the boxcover requires that the student/faculty/staff
 member show a qualifying id at the time of purchase.  An individual
 distributor may offer a variety of promotional bundles or offers
 to your campus store, so you might find Warp or DOS at your campus
 store bundled with a book or promotional CD, etc.
 Which IBM products are available as an Academic Edition?

 ACADEMIC EDITIONS:       Part#      UPC Code
 OS/2 Warp 3.5"          25H7513   0-87944-12693-5
 OS/2 Warp CD            25H7514   0-87944-12694-2
 OS/2 Warp Connect CD    25H7950   0-87944-13496-1
 PC DOS 7.0 Upgrade 3.5" 30H2460   0-87944-13445-9
 VisualAge C++ 3.5"      30H1687   0-87944-13079-6
 VisualAge C++ CD        30H1688   0-87944-13080-2
 VisualAge C++ CD (W95)  33H5005   0-87944-15787-8
 Experience C++ CD       52H3691   0-87944-13688-0

 Where can I purchase Academic Editions of IBM Software?
 Academic Editions of IBM Software are available from your campus
 reseller.  If it's not in stock at your campus bookstore, ask
 the store's software buyer to order it for you from an authorized
 IBM academic distributor.  See your campus reseller for current
 pricing information on these titles.  The campus resellers and
 bookstores can acquire any Academic Edition titles and any other
 IBM personal software titles (non-academic) from authorized
 IBM Software Distributors.  These are:

   Douglas Stewart Co.                  800-279-2003
   NACSCORP (Natl.Assoc.College Stores) 800-321-3883
   Ingram                               800-456-8000

 (Note:  These phone numbers are for bookstores only to place orders,
 and are not to be used by individuals.)
 Product Descriptions:

 OS/2 Warp
 OS/2 Warp
 version 3, the award-winning reliable 32-bit operating system,
 makes computing easier, with features like quick installtion and a fully
 customizable desktop.  OS/2 Warp features the BonusPak which includes IBM
 Works (word processor, spreadsheet, database, charting, calendar, address
 book and more), IBM Internet Connection for OS/2, and the CompuServe
 Information Manager, FaxWorks and more.  With OS/2 Warp, you can run
 programs for OS/2, DOS, or Windows (3.1, WFW) on your desktop at the same
 time.  Minimum requirements:  386, 8MB RAM recommended.

 OS/2 Warp Connect
 A combination of OS/2 Warp plus all the LAN transports and requesters
 you'll need.  Connect to your classmates, your university, the Internet
 and more.  Access the information you need where you need it.  Integrate
 easily with IBM or non-IBM LAN Servers, locally or remotely.  Share
 resources with IBM Peer for OS/2.  Includes the Warp BonusPak, Lotus
 Notes Express and the TCP/IP for OS/2 Base Kit.  Minimum requirements:
 386, 12MB RAM recommended.

 PC DOS 7.0 Upgrade
 PC DOS
 7.0 provides more memory for games and applications, disk space,
 performance and value for the DOS/Windows user.  It includes full-
 featured, full-function utilities:  Stacker 4.0 disk compression, a
 dynamic memory optimizer, on-line help, a program scheduler, tape backup,
 REXX language support, and much more.  Upgrade is fully compatible from
 any DOS 3.3 or higher and fully compatible with Windows 3.X and Windows
 for Workgroups.  Minimum requirements:  8088, 512K memory, DOS 3.3 or
 higher.

 VisualAge C++
 VisualAge C++ version 3.0 is a powerful C++ application development
 environment that combines visual programming with robust professional
 development tools.  Includes a full set of documentation and a
 complimentary copy of the IBM Developer's Connection technical support
 CD.  At ObjectWorld Boston 1995, VisualAge C++ was the winner of
 Attendee's Choice for the Best New Object Technology Product and the
 Best New Object Technology Development Product.  Minimum requirements
 for OS/2: 386, 12MB Ram, OS/2 2.11 or higher; for Windows 95: 486, 12MB
 Ram, Windows 95 or WinNT 3.51 or higher.

 Experience C++
 Experience C++ is an interactive multimedia tutorial for learning C++
 programming.  This CD-ROM combines audio, text, animation, and working
 code to provide a superior learning tool for the unique and clear
 explanation of different C++ concepts.  Minimum requirements: 386,
 4MB Ram, DOS 5.0 or OS/2 2.1 or higher, sound card optional.


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