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Technology Stocks : All About Sun Microsystems -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: QwikSand who wrote (34103)	8/3/2000 7:02:42 PM
From: JC Jaros	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 64865

Clearly, you can't be thinking these things from drinking bottled water, Q. --- As soon as the nig bandwith rolls through the veins, the story changes rather quickly. --- Twister has no use for a PC. You do. No, actually you have a use for a thin client and a production workstation. --- I don't know anyone who needs a PC except for napster and porn (just like BBSing 10 and 20 years ago). --- It's not a growth industry anymore (anywhere). --- 95% of my computing takes place on a dumb terminal. I should disconnect the fans. --- The Javastation was early and ill timed against the collapse of PC prices. The SunRay is being deployed (perfect for schools). The administration issues of desktop PCs has become completely out of hand. The basic flaws of the PC promise (self administering, do everything box) is failed. --- Nothing Scott has said in the past about the Windows PC is less true now than before. ---Scott was nothing but right there. You're going to get a shitload of SUNW value over the next 3 years to a large degree as that 'vision' rises in the east. --- I'm disappointed at LSI and the slow depolyment of cool ubiquitous devices. --- I've got my money there though (the smaller part not invested in SUNW. I believe in that future. I've bought my last PC (except perhaps to make a firewall with -- no! those are free (486) along with the software. --- My recent $5 Osborne1 is *deffinately the last PC I buy. -JCJ