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To: ramin shahidi who wrote (5525)1/13/1999 4:45:00 AM
From: Alexis Cousein  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 14451
 
> Alexis, You need an attetuide [sic] tune up.

Feel free to voice these concerns privately. You do have my e-mail address in the profile. But contradiction an attitude does not make.

> The SGI price releases today, only confirmed my pricing estimates.
> call your own sales reps for pricing info.

I have my own pricing info, as I *am* an SGI System Engineer. You implied that you could not buy a useable dual PII-450 configuration (defining 'useable' as needing Ultra2SCSIm, BTW, and implying that you need the SGI 21" monitor for it to be useable, too) for less than $10K, which is simply not correct, and expecting contradiction to these statements to imply an attitude is rather awkward.

I'm pricing (at US list price) a

-320 chassis
-two PII-450, 512K SC.
-256 MB RAM (I'm running the Adobe suite on a 50MB+ image with ten
layers, Maya on parts of the Bingo project, 3D Studio Max, and
a few molecular modeling apps on my demo system with this much
memory)
-32x CD-ROM
-9.1GB Ultra2 SCSI drive
-21" monitor (these are *not* 19" -- they have about 20" viewable)
-keyboard, mouse
-OS and manuals
-On-site next business day, 5x9, years 1-2 hardware support

For a grand total of $7662, barring any mistakes I could have made (note that this is not an official quote, I'm only here as a person, not an SGI representative). That is definitely not in the range $10K-$13K, and is not even if you bump up the memory to 512MB ($8862).