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To: Bearded One who wrote (39760)12/13/1997 6:51:00 PM
From: Frank Drumond  Respond to of 58324
 
>To the extent other companies will manufacture and sell zips, Iomega will have to make it worth their while.<

These companies now produce floppy drives that sell for $19 retail. They make maybe 50 cents a drive (if that). I think they see making Zip drives with several dollars profit as "worth their while". Come on B.O. I know its Saturday but think through your whole statement before you type.



To: Bearded One who wrote (39760)12/13/1997 7:27:00 PM
From: jwk  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 58324
 
>> Iomega will have to make it worth their
while. <<

I see that FD ready beat me to the response on this one, so I'll just toss out a couple of comments....

-as FD mentioned a few posts ago,there really is a business plan behind what we are watching unfold. It will take a couple of years to be fully developed. When we adopt a tick-buy-tick / event-by-event perspective, it is all to easy to lose sight of the power of IOM's basic plan.

-IOM could (should?) give the damn drives away. It's the disks and always has been.

-Wiz has finally conceded that IOM is not a one trick pony commodity schleping technofiz company??!!! UFF DA!!

-killer full moon just now poppin' over the hills as I type this, WOOOOOWWWWW!!! hope ya'll have (had) a good view of it too

-*OT* to FD -- no slopes today... left them to the weekend hordes, besides I skied my legs silly trying to abuse as much fresh powder as possible after ast week's storms. It was a "honey do" and recovery day at the hacienda today, Hey, did you see in the Post where they left a guy stranded on the lift in Vail's back bowls? I'm guessin' it'll them at least $10MM.