To: Reseller who wrote (3944 ) 11/13/1998 4:39:00 AM From: Reseller Respond to of 10072
As many thought, once one of the major OEM's started selling Zip the others would have to follow. Dell has performed a huge transformation from the consumer to the corporate market. This is also no doubt the reason that Zip is being branded by IBM and coming standard in Compaq systems. Regards Reseller cgi.pathfinder.com While 80 percent of Internet sales a year ago were to consumers and small businesses, sales to big businesses accounted for only 20 percent. That ratio has flip-flopped this year, as 80 percent of Internet sales now go to large corporate accounts, he said. Upwards of 90 percent of Dell revenues come from businesses, with the remaining 10 to 15 from consumer sales. About two-thirds of business PCs are sold to large corporate accounts and one- third to small- and medium-sized business. The following stolen from Waverunner on the AOL board : ) Thanks Dave ! Compaq DirectPlus Deskpro EN.....standard option for backup devices on all models. Iomega Zip drive 99.00 Option on all models Iomega Jaz drive 289.00 no LS 120 New Prosignia line, Zip option on all models 99.00 LS 120 available instead of floppy, 100.00 Deskpro EP series, Zip drive option on all models 99.00 Jaz drive, option on all models 289.00 no LS 120 >>MultiBay Zip Drives 316311-B21 Armada 1700 MultiBay Zip Drive $275.00 310315-B21 Armada 3500 MultiBay Zip Drive $275.00 358917-B21 Armada 6500 MultiBay Zip Drive $275.00 382784-001 Prosignia Notebook MultiBay Zip Drive $275.00<< All the home and small business lines of the Compaq 5600 series have Zip drive standard. No LS 120, that I can tell....... I'll bore everone with more details, but as far as I can tell, Compaq is pushing Zipos much harder than ever before. >>And with more than 14 (16)(17)(18)(19?) million drives out there, Zip has become the new standard in removable storage.<< Dell Website >>The Iomega Zip Drive is the perfect storage and archive device<< IBM Website Dave