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To: d[-_-]b who wrote (73169)	2/8/1999 3:45:00 PM
From: Tony Viola	Respond to of 186894

Eric, Re: "I sure wish you'd tell Seagate the 18GB 10K rpm scsi drive I want isn't worth more than a couple hundred bucks. Also, let Exabyte know my 8mm just crocked and I'd like a new mammoth drive for a few hundred as well. I'd like the NEC 19" LCD for a couple hundred and GB of ram for $200, or a RW DVD RAM, etc.,etc." Sounds something like the new workstation SGI's pushing for CAD, etc. design. Pentium II or Xeon based, it looks like the neatest WS to come out in a while. Guy I work with demoed one. Costs $4K, but about half of that is for the 21" flatpanel display. Note no more MIPS processors for SGI, all Intel now. Tony

To: d[-_-]b who wrote (73169)	2/8/1999 3:47:00 PM
From: Tony Viola	Respond to of 186894

Eric, Re: "I sure wish you'd tell Seagate the 18GB 10K rpm scsi drive I want isn't worth more than a couple hundred bucks. Also, let Exabyte know my 8mm just crocked and I'd like a new mammoth drive for a few hundred as well. I'd like the NEC 19" LCD for a couple hundred and GB of ram for $200, or a RW DVD RAM, etc.,etc." Sounds something like the new workstation SGI's pushing for CAD, etc. design. Pentium II or Xeon based, it looks like the neatest WS to come out in a while. Guy in the group demoed one, wants to get some in next year's budget. Costs $4K, but about half of that is for the 21" flatpanel display. Note no more MIPS processors for SGI, all Intel now. Tony