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To: Alan Rosen who wrote (2458)10/22/1998 12:03:00 PM
From: Michael M  Read Replies (3) of 10072
 
Alan.....I also e-mailed Berst. I challenged him to redo his story based on verifiable facts and to leave the spin out. IMO, he willfully portrayed IOM as a dying duck, quoted the highest possible price for the drive and completely overlooked the issue of compatibility with existing high-capacity removable storage (ZIP is boss gorilla here, as we all know - and, as Mr. Berst knows). IMO, using built-in ZIP and floppy wins the battle on the basis of cost, backwards compatibility and gorilla compatibility.....more than one Big Boy OEM would seem to agree.

I also reminded him that a number of his poll candidates have yet to sell a single drive and others are desperately dumping product at a loss. I pointed out that the only poll that matters is at the check-out stand.....now, that would be an interesting result for him to publish.

I could go on and on (and did in my msg to Berst). Sheesh!
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