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To: Reginald Middleton who wrote (18240)3/27/1998 3:47:00 PM
From: nommedeguerre  Read Replies (1) of 24154
 
Reggie,

>IBM should by BeOS and AMD and churn out some real sub $800
>computers. It is a better use of the money than those worthless
>share buybacks.

IBM should buy BeOS and use its PowerPC processors which will blow
Pentiums away and cost less per unit.

My ruthless thoughts exactly: remember when I stated that IBM should
play the game that MSFT is playing. Its simple: continually drop the
price of IBM hardware until the DELL's, GATEWAY's, and COMPAQ's begin
to lose money, at that point its only a matter of time... IBM could
lose $3 billion a year grabbing market-share, could COMPAQ lose that
much trying to maintain theirs? Of course, if you bundle BeOS and a
set of development tools with each system for free it would not hurt.
I think the market is now price-driven and would rather pay $650 for
an IBM than $700 for a DELL.

It would than be interesting to see how long it would take DELL, COMPAQ, etc. to file complaints of "dumping" with our fair government.

Just a thought,

Norm
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