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To: Dave Swanson who wrote (4561)	3/23/1998 8:25:00 PM
From: Urlman	Respond to of 8581

MUST READ ON PTSC HOMEPAGE::: NEW DOWNLOAD:::FANTASTIC:::HATS OFF TO PATRIOT:::"DATABOOK" ptsc.com adobe acrobat required -urlman GREAT STUFF!!!!!!!

To: Dave Swanson who wrote (4561)	3/23/1998 8:44:00 PM
From: Urlman	Respond to of 8581

DAve I guess it just means they are not selling the NC itself ... it's to be used as a reference as how the PSC1000 can be applied..... The reference specs are available for download if you have Adobe Acrobat ptsc.com HEY-------------> IS ANYONE ELSE EXCITED ABOUT JAVA3D RELEASE TOMMOROW????? COULD THIS BE THE DAWN OF THE AGE OF VIRTUAL REALITY? I just recently bought "Lawnmower Man" for my DVD player..... I guess that psyched me up.... I love that movie... -Urlman

To: Dave Swanson who wrote (4561)	3/24/1998 12:34:00 PM
From: Flatiron	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 8581

Dave, There's an 'official' Network Computer Reference Profile, which was started by Oracle, Netscape, IBM, Sun & Apple in May 96. It was a bunch of non-controversial things an NC should include, such as no hard drive, a mouse, keyboard, ability to display HTML & run Java etc etc. It's since morphed into the Network Computer Profile and is being fed through through the Open Group for branding & testing. However, PTSC is using the term (platform) generically for a board that could be the basis for an NC, but it has no intention of selling or building NCs - at least not the last time I spoke to them. It's a way for the company to demonstrate the PSC1000 in an NC environment. Hope this helps. Nick Patience