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To: The Duke of URL© who wrote (1804)	9/27/2002 4:26:50 PM
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Dell Computer's "modular" computers, the company's first crack at the blade-server market, will appear a little later than expected Don't know what this means relative to this release a few days ago, but first-to-market is always important in any business, and Dell might be learning that attacking the server market is different than cloning standard PC's <g>. They may also discover their business model of 3% R&D may not be enough to enter performance-oriented markets. biz.yahoo.com PALO ALTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 23, 2002--HP (NYSE:HPQ - News) today announced it is has reached a milestone in its enterprise blade server product line by becoming the first vendor to surpass 1,800 blades sales per month. Ramping sales to customers since its single processor blades were announced last year, HP maintained its worldwide lead in the market with 54.8 percent market share -- more than 18 percentage points ahead of the nearest competitor -- according to IDC.(1)