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| From: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask] wrote: > >/snip > >>Yesterday I dropped by the Palo Alto Fry's on my way to work and purchased >>32Mb of memory for a PC. The memory sales guy was quick and efficient, and >>they had what I wanted in stock (two 16Mbyte 32x4M 70ns SIMMs for $114 each). > >Also, I would re-enforce an earlier comment someone made about doing your >homework before the outing. I've found many times that Fry's prices aren't >always the lowest available. For example, since mid-summer there have been >several stores in the Houston area [...]35_17Oct199609:00: [log in to unmask] |
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| Date: | Fri, 18 Oct 1996 12:15:42 -0400 |
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In a message dated 96-10-18 08:58:42 EDT, [log in to unmask]
(Therm-O-Link) writes:
<< I'm trying to position the HP as a database and print server for C/S
applications, but it's really a tough sell.
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I really hope that someone at HP is listening in on this thread. This very
point is, in my view, the key to the continued existance of the HP 3000. It
would be really great if the HP 3000 would become a more easily accessible
platform for C/S applications. I suggest that a speedier implementation of
ODBC 32 bits and a friendlier disposition of MPE towards Windows NT would do
wonders for MPE.
After all, cooperation usually accomplishes far more good things than
exclusion.
Kind regards,
Denys. . .
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