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To: grok who wrote (28996)	9/8/1999 11:27:00 AM
From: Jdaasoc	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

KZ: <<Did your Osbornes have the tiny screen?>> Yes, but my eyesight was much better then. LOL. My Osborne1 had a 5" b/w screen (surplus inventory to IBM's failed APL based personal computer offering) while the upgraded version the Osborne Executive had a 7" amber screen (horribly made in Taiwan by Zenith). The difference in cost was $700 between the two models. Much less than RDRAM added costs. Times have not changed much since 1980. As soon as RDRAM is available, people will get the upgraded i820 systems just because they will be slightly faster. What do you make of this up action today sustainable or unsustainable. I think shorts are getting too comfortable with shorting on any uptick. john