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To: Spots who wrote (12859)	1/6/1998 7:50:00 PM
From: Mohan Marette	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 97611

I am perturbed by your blatant exclusion of DELL from the list.Is it intentional or is it an honest oversight on your part? As for IBM, i have no more respect for them when it comes to the PCs as they screwed up royally from the 'git-go'.PCjr my ass (sorry couldn't find a better word to express my indignation.).

To: Spots who wrote (12859)	1/6/1998 8:18:00 PM
From: PCSS	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 97611

Spots...BOY are you WRONG about UNISYS (UIS) UIS has turned the corner and is getting better and making better decisions each day. Getting out of the pc/small server business was ABSOLUTLEY the RIGHT move for both UIS (and won't hurt CPQ) (as proof its gain today was the same as CPQ's loss) (BTW, I happen to be extremely LOOONG on CPQ). UNISYS's new CEO, Weinbach, could not be making better quickly implemented excellent decisions/actions - This only bodes well for the present and future. UIS has been signing a lot of new large services contract too. Additionally IMHO, a CPQ and UIS marriage will be FANTASTIC. With effort a great mesh could be accomplished and a MUTUALLY ADVANTAGEOUS leverage would bring great rewards all around - stock holders and customers. Spots, you post left me an opportunity too ripe to ignore.