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Technology Stocks : All About Sun Microsystems

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To: Stormweaver who wrote (16022)4/30/1999 3:42:00 PM
From: LKO  Read Replies (2) of 64865
 

The high end graphic cards and capabilities are already there in NT/PC land.

OK. You may be right I don't know that stuff. I would rather
go with a speciality shop like Nvidia(NVDA) than with SGI from an investment perspective. SGI has a lot of baggage....
Competition is not new to Sun and I don't believe all that stuff
will affect Sun as a business. If Sun stops making the cards and
designs to plug in ATI or NVDA cards, I really don't care....as long
as they make money and satisfy needs of their customer base.
I do believe there is room for players other than the Wintel
monopoly and Sun is well positioned to stay one...or I will not
hold Sun stock.

If you find good speciality shops in graphics (NVDA), and
filesystems (VRTS) and go invest in them...but don't predict
the doom of successful businesses who have been competing
in products and markets and have management teams with good
track record. If Sun wants to be competitive in graphics cards
or workstations or whatever they will find a way. If not, let the
best guys win and Sun can engineer their products to source from them.
Sun low end machines share more things from volume PC market parts
than one may know...
I am no expert, but they sure look a lot like those Dells I have
sitting next to them....only that they break down a lot less.
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