Jim,
Regarding Pentium II's you said,
<I doubt that any of those are in the demand like the Celeron-300A.>
FYI - note "initial order, for $385,000, was placed with Dunn for Pentium II, 266 MHz workstations"
Dunn/IDP Computer Corporation Selected by UNISYS Federal Systems to Supply Computers to NASA
DULLES, Va., Sept. 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Dunn/IDP Computer Corporation was chosen by UNISYS Federal Systems to supply NASA with servers, workstations, and laptops under the SEWPII IDIQ contract which is managed by NASA's Goddard Space Center and available for use by all federal Government Agencies. An initial order, for $385,000, was placed with Dunn for Pentium II, 266 MHz workstations. Dunn/IDP's Business Development organization is headquartered in Gaithersburg, MD and can be reached at 301-590-8100, ext. 2012.
"As with all Dunn computers, these workstations have no proprietary components which guarantees NASA freedom-of-choice when it comes time to upgrade or expand these systems," explained Thomas P. Dunne, CEO of Dunn Computer Corporation. "These systems also contain genuine Intel mother boards and chips for the utmost in quality and compatibility."
Dunn Computer Corporation (Nasdaq: DNCC), VA manufactures custom computers and provides specialized manufacturing and consulting services directly to its federal government and commercial customers. Dunn's hardware products include Intel-based workstations, high-performance network servers, and portable computers. The company is headquartered in Dulles, VA and can be reached at 703-450-0400. Additional information on Dunn/IDP is available at www.dunncomp.com or by e-mail at info@dunncomp.com.
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SOURCE Dunn/IDP Computer Corporation
And here we all are, arguing about how many K6 or Celeron's are flying off the shelves of Best Buy or Circuit City and forecasting the success/end of Intel.
Regards.
SK
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