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To: Zeem who wrote (47745)	6/16/1998 1:54:00 PM
From: freeus	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

re Workstation vs Desktop Ok now I see. Flashnet is like AOL only cheaper: its my log on to the Internet company. I imagin, since they are all over the country, that they are a WAN? So at home I have a PC Desktop but not a workstation. No way do I want to be connected at home to my work workstation. I had to sign a release when I got the computer on my desk that I understood everything I did on the computer, including all e mails can and would be monitored! If I connected at home they could probably monitor that too. No thanks! Do I have it straight yet, do you think? And what does it mean to Dell: it seems like selling workstations is MUCH more lucrative (potentially) than selling "just" desktops because they would be selling a whole bunch at once instead of one. Am I right? Trying to get a hold of the situation at my favorite stock and favorite company. Freeus