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To: Paul Engel who wrote (140639)	8/1/2001 10:16:22 PM
From: Dan3	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Re: Amphus to Introduce Ultra Dense Server Design Based On Intel When do the half dozen guys that constitute Amphus expect to make their first sale of anything? Amphus is in the Menlo Business Park, left side near the end of the driveway. amphus.com And you whine that Boxxtech is small!! You're such an ass.

To: Paul Engel who wrote (140639)	8/1/2001 11:07:00 PM
From: Dan3	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

SUN AND TI RELEASE COPPER INTERCONNECT-BASED ULTRASPARC[tm] III PROCESSORS TO SYSTEMS MANUFACTURING At 900 MHz, the World's Fastest 64-bit Workstation-Server Processor DALLA, TX -- July 30, 2001 -- Sun Microsystems, Inc. (Nasdaq: SUNW) and Texas Instruments Incorporated (NYSE: TXN), confirmed today that copper interconnect-based versions of the award-winning UltraSPARC[tm] III microprocessor have passed all internal qualifications tests and are planned for shipment in Sun Blade[tm] 1000 workstations within the next 90 days. At 900 MHz, the new version of the UltraSPARC III processor combines copper interconnect with low-K dielectric, and a 100 nanometer gate transistor to maintain its status as the world's fastest commercially available 64-bit workstation-server processor. It would appear that SUN and its software supporters, with many years of experience developing for the SPARC 64-bit platform, have slammed the door on the 800MHZ Itanic with the 900MHZ UltraSPARC. Too bad 800MHZ Itanic didn't set sail 2 years ago as scheduled. Instead, it waited too long, and is now headed for an iceberg named 900MHZ UltraSPARC. Check out what Itanic is up against: sun.com Sun has been shipping 64-bit systems and software that runs on them for years. Sun left a window open for two years, stuck around 333MHZ - if Itanic had shipped during that period it would have had an open field in which to run, but now...

To: Paul Engel who wrote (140639)	8/3/2001 12:39:29 AM
From: Dan3	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

The server dominos begins to fall... While Intel was picking up Amphus, AMD was picking up: Systemax iMASS A network server appliance designed to run a small to medium sized network of 2 to 150 clients. Why should you consider iMASS? • Eliminate complexity • No unnecessary components • User friendly interface • Effortless setup & maintenance • Networking knowledge not required! Starting at $1,999 • AMD Athlon Processor • Auto Configuration of your Network using iMASS intelligence • Internet Web Server • e-Mail Server • Print Sharing and file sharing in and out of your office • Remote access from the road • Virtual Private Network for employees that work from home • Self configuring Firewall to block unwanted access • One-Button Back up and Emergency Recovery globalcomputer.com Systemax is just a little bit bigger than Amphus: systemax.com (NYSE symbol SYX) The Company's multi-faceted marketing plan features Internet, relationship marketing and inbound catalog sales. Through these channels Systemax offers over 40,000 products to it's two million customers. Systemax PCs are "The Perfect PC" for the educated buyer who wants name brand components, warranty and service without paying for massive amounts of advertising. We target mid-range and major corporate accounts, small office/home office customers, value added resellers, software & internet developers, and networking professionals. These customers are reached via frequent catalog mailings, account relationship marketing, easy to use internet sites and a variety of promotions. Distribution is made simple by our growing network of regional distribution centers in North America and Europe.