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To: MikeyT who wrote (74756)1/1/2000 4:13:00 PM
From: Elwood P. Dowd  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 97611
 


Idiot of the new millenium
award !!!!
sb20011
(39/M/NY)
01/01/2000 01:32 pm EST

This article calls Sun the "Leader" in internet servers. Then compacts
Compaq !!! No DAMN respect.

From Forbes via WSJ.
Computers: Industry BUZZ
BY Julie Pitta

01/10/2000
Forbes
Page 108bx1
Copyright 2000 Forbes Inc.

"The big trend is to move from general to specialized computers. The PC is
giving way to the MP3 player, the videogame machine and smart cell
phones." --MATTHEW NORDAN, ANALYST, FORRESTER RESEARCH

-- Look for storage-device makers to have another good year. Business
buyers and consumers have an insatiable appetite for more disk-drive
capacity. Data storage demand is projected to increase fivefold by the year
2003.

-- Compaq Computer will continue to struggle. Neither the Digital Equipment
nor the Tandem acquisitions were able to move Compaq beyond its core
market: selling PCs. Look for Dell to topple Compaq from its number one
spot in the PC market next year.

-- BIG WINNERS: Sun Microsystems and IBM. Java, clever advertising and
rock-solid systems have made Sun the top supplier of Internet computer
servers. Venerable IBM is hot again, particularly for larger Web sites that
value the company's legendary reliability.