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To: Sig who wrote (106641)	3/3/1999 5:38:00 PM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Check out these comments on DELL vs. CPQ: <<My view is much simpler. I own and have looked inside both DELL and CPQ systems. CPQ systems are a pain in the neck to work on. They use funny non-standard hardware and put wires and screws in knuckle-busting places. DELL systems are a joy to work on, with everything fitting together very easily and intuitively. I suspect that DELL systems are also much easier (and cheaper!) to assemble than CPQ systems. I'll buy CPQ systems on price. I wouldn't touch their stock with a ten foot pole.>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sig: The poster sent the comments to me over on the NTAP board this afternoon. I was not surprised by what she posted. Yet, I would NEVER buy CPQ on price. Quality and service mean ALOT to me (and to many high tech buyers) <ggg>... Regards, Scott