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Gary,

Have another look at the original posting and you will see that it was dated
February 1983 !!

-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Jackson [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 3:38 PM
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Subject: 10,000th HP3000


The following message was posted the other day:

___
FWIW: I found an information bulletin that states "Making shipment of the
10,000th HP 3000
Business Computer -- now the fifth most widely used business computer in the
nation -- more than 1700 HP employees formed a huge "10,000" on an open
field, the site of a planned new office building here, then released 10,000
helium-filled balloons into the autumn sky.
___

Can that number be right?  I mean, if the HPe3000 is over 25 years old, that
would mean that, on average, less than 400 have been sold each year.  Any
idea where the number came from?


Gary Jackson
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