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Technology Stocks : Intel Corporation (INTC)
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To: Road Walker who wrote (38960)11/5/1997 8:50:00 AM
From: Lee Penick  Read Replies (1) of 186894
 
John and Scott,

Re - "Scott, re: "Anyone have an opinion on whether businesses are buying sub 1000 pcs?"

Good question, I suspect that right now this level of PC is primarily limited to home use because the "total cost of ownership" issue makes the initial cost of a business PC relatively less significant."

I work at a Federal site in Washington State and it employees thousands of people.

Lately we have been upgrading to Micron Pentium 200 Mhz machines. Just recently I think that changed to AST Bravo's, but I will check to be sure. Don't remember what Intel chip it has.

We bought 486, 33's just 4 years ago and they are too small and slow. Why increase the frequency of that problem with the < $1,000 machines. Software and operating system size increases too fast.

For personal purchases, I would highly recommend anyone at least check price with Cybermax. I looked around alot, stores and mail order, and they had the best prices from a reputable firm, with good guarantees, tech support, etc. I figured it was maybe $400 less than a local store and $200 or more less than Dell or Gateway.

That savings of course bought 2+ more shares on Intel!

have a good day,

Lee
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