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To: mxyztplk who wrote (1939)	7/4/1997 4:18:00 AM
From: Sophia Ashley	of 74651

To All: MOSCOW, RUSSIA, 1997 JUL 3 (NB) -- By InfoArt. Dell Computer Corp. [NASDAQ:DELL] has teamed with Microsoft Corp. [NASDAQ:MSFT] to allow customers buying its PowerEdge servers in Russia to have Windows NT 4.0 Server pre-loaded on their machines. The move coincides with the arrival of Microsoft's ProfitPack software into the Russian market. ProfitPack involves the value-added shipment of several applications on to the Dell system, offering users an instant system that works out of the box, Newsbytes notes. The ProfitPack package is being offered as a value-added option on the PowerEdge 2200 server, which is based on the Pentium II processor. According to Dell and Microsoft, the ProfitPack software aims to satisfy customers' requirements in the business side of the market and also aims to offer a lower-cost complete system that would otherwise be available to customers. The icing on the cake as far as Dell is concerned is that its technical center in Russia has applied for Microsoft Solution Provider status, allowing a one-stop service to be offered to customers.

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