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To: Mark Orsi who wrote (3640)	3/31/1998 7:14:00 PM
From: Mark Orsi	Read Replies (2) of 4453

NT Gets Thin: zdnet.com "Goodbye Fat! Microsoft's Windows-based Terminal Server (formerly known as Hydra) can be a cost-effective solution for budget-conscious IT shops. Server setup is a snap. Clients are a cinch. The only snag is pricing, which MS is keeping under wraps." NC Loses Edge as Alternatives Emerge zdnet.com "[Sabre] now uses 300,000 PCs and other desktop devices. Sabre hasn't committed to NCs, however, because PC prices have fallen. "NCs need to get down to the $400 range ..." "[Gartner says] in 1999 Java NCs, at 23 percent below the fat client TCO, will be about on a par with both Windows Terminals and NetPCs"

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