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To: Sig who wrote (154144)	2/20/2000 12:29:00 PM
From: kemble s. matter	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

Sig, Hi!! dell.com Don't know if this was posted already but I think we should remember that press release on servers from a long time ago...EXPOSING THE SERVER RIP-OFFS..."DELL WILL REWRITE THE WAY BUSINESS IS DONE IN THE SERVER BUSINESS"msd...Notice the comments by Jim Ewel: "Today's demonstration clearly shows customers that they can scale out instead of scaling up to meet their e-commerce needs," said Jim Ewel, director of marketing for Windows 2000. "By using the less-expensive combination of Dell PowerEdge servers and Windows 2000, customers can get benefits that rival Unix systems, but for much less." "Dell and Microsoft are working together to bring customers the best performing systems to meet their e-commerce needs," said Michael Lambert, senior vice president of Dell Enterprise Systems Group. "Windows 2000 is uniquely designed for an Internet-driven environment and because Dell knows the Internet, we are uniquely positioned to help customers build their own Internet-enabled businesses."