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To: Calvin who wrote (154157)	2/22/2000 9:39:00 AM
From: kemble s. matter	Respond to of 176387

Calvin, Hi!! Thanks....DELL is conquering the world...Value and quality that the others know they can't catch.....Like Andy Swerver said in Fortune May 98...."Is Michael Dell Unstoppable?" Best, Kemble RE: 2/21/00 - Dell(TM) Precision(TM) Workstations No. 1 in Canada DELL COMPUTER CORP ("DELC-Z;DELL-Q") - Dell(TM) Precision(TM) Workstations No. 1 in Canada Dell Canada, a subsidiary of Dell Computer Corporation, the world's leading direct computer systems company, announced it is the Canadian market leader for workstations running Pentium(R)-class processors and the Windows NT(R) operating system. According to statistics from IDC Canada(1), a leading market research company, Dell led the market in 1999. IDC's 1999 year-end analysis clearly shows Dell Precision workstations have emerged as the front-ranked supplier in the Canadian NT workstation market. Dell's Canadian market share has grown from zero at its launch in mid 1997 to the leading position in 1999. Dell also holds the No. 1 position in worldwide and US NT workstation shipments, according to IDC. "In a very short space of time, Dell has managed to significantly increase its share in the Canadian NT workstation market, successfully earning the leadership position in 1999," said Alan Freedman, Workstation Analyst for IDC Canada. "Dell's business model and build-to-order strategy is now proving to be as popular with the global workstation market as it has with the PC and notebook market." "IDC's research figures clearly demonstrate workstation users are embracing Dell's direct business model and world-class product line," said Ian Mitchell, Product Manager, Precision Workstations for Dell Canada. "With only two years in the market, Dell has achieved its leadership position by delivering leading-edge workstations custom-built to the specific requirements of our customers from the largest corporations to the smallest entrepreneurs. Our business model allows us to provide customers with the newest technologies available, like Intel's 750 and 800MHz Pentium III processors, at extremely competitive prices." A list of Canadian prices and configurations for these systems can be found on the World Wide Web at dell.ca. Dell Precision workstations are designed for professional users who demand exceptional performance in the computer-aided design (CAD), geographic information systems (GIS), digital content creation (DCC), computer animation, software development and financial analysis markets. Dell Precision workstations are designed to support Windows(R) 2000. "Alias/Wavefront(TM) is the world's leading innovator of 2D and 3D graphics technology. We always ensure that our software developers, animators and designers are using powerful workstations," said Graham Binks, IT Manager at Alias/Wavefront's global head office in Toronto. "The performance, reliability and compatibility of Dell Precision workstations are ideal for taking our software to the next level. Dell's custom configurable Precision workstations have assisted in the migration of our Maya(R) and Studio/Tools(TM) advanced graphics applications to the Microsoft(R) Windows NT operating system."