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To: Yikes who wrote (4532)10/23/1997 8:26:00 AM
From: Tim Luke  Respond to of 7685
 
I'm showing volume at 50,000.??Hmmm

17/32 X 9/16



To: Yikes who wrote (4532)10/23/1997 3:11:00 PM
From: Cogito  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 7685
 
>> Personally, I think it's irresponsible for SyQuest to announce SparQ without any technical specifics.<<

Yikes -

They haven't announced it. At this point it is mainly a rumor. It's supposed to be announced at Comdex, at which point I'm sure SyQuest will provide specs.

- Allen



To: Yikes who wrote (4532)10/24/1997 1:26:00 AM
From: Dumar Grey  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 7685
 
>>>My prediction: at Comdex Rocket will be introduced in a glass box with a target shipping date of
"mid 1998". Then in August of 1998, it will be pushed back to the "end of the year" due to extended
beta testing. Then in November 1998, Rocket will be shown at Comdex with a higher price tag and a
shipping date of "first quarter 1999". By then, it will have to compete with the 4gig Jaz drive which
has an installed base of some 5,000,000 (older) Jaz drives.

Yikes<<<

I remember a number of IOMegans stating the same thing about the Syjet in about May
or June of 1996. I think they called it "vaporware" at that time. You sound just
like them. I know that they wish that the the Syjet had remained vaporware, since
impartial critics have overwhelmingly rated it superior to the Jaz. With Jaz 2
slated to be released soon, I bet they are hoping that SYQT delays the release of
the Rocket. I doubt that Jaz 2 would have been released this soon except for
the introduction of the Syjet. What is IOM going to do to retain market share when
the Rocket is released? Maybe N-hand will save them. BTW, I have seen the Rocket
in action up close, so I don't think that they will need to put it in a glass box.
I'm sure that the one they have at Comdex will be fully functional. I wonder what
the installed base of Syjets will be by that time? Probably zero according to you.