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Strategies & Market Trends : Roger's 1997 Short Picks

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To: David Aegis who wrote (5510)9/23/1997 11:59:00 AM
From: chester lee   of 9285
 
<<As an aside, the company that I work for just went through a round of PC upgrades to Pentium 200's with 32Mb ram and 2 gig hard drives. We hope this upgrade will last us Microsoft's ram and hard disk hungry upgrades. We didn't buy our PC's from Dell. Gateway had much better prices. >>

Sounds like you work for the same company I do. :}

Seriousely though, We've been switching from Mac's to Gateway PC's for over a 2 yeras now, and predict we will be Mac free in another 2 years, as the older machines obsolete and people upgrade. Pentium 200's with 32Mb ram and 2 gig hard drives w/ 8 or 10X CD's are now standard configurations.

Apples are going out, PC are coming in. We standardized on Gateway's for desktops and Toshiba's for Laptops.

Dell's are a little bit more pricer. The other reason we don't favor dell's is their use of a proprietary motherboard and ram. I don't know if they still do this, but in the old days, upgrading the ram or motherboard in a dell system meant having to buy components from Dell. This inflexibility and offened made upgrading not as competitive as buying a new machine.

Chester
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