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To: Mohan Marette who wrote (116017)	4/11/1999 1:28:00 PM
From: Jim (Hijacked)	Respond to of 176387

<<your line of argument has been put forth by many here for the last couple of years (most likely way before then as well but I wasn't here then),but we don't see them much anymore.>> I'm sure I'm not the first, and certainly not the last. However, in the past, due to bloated and demanding software, the bottleneck use to be memory and CPU power. Which meant you needed to upgrade to high end machines every two years. I don't see any mass market killer apps that require high end machines any more. Since the mass acceptance of Internet, the bottle neck is no longer high end machines with fast CPUs, but the network bandwidth. I certainly don't need to remind you of that, but that is my argument at this point. <<If P/E is your metric to value technology companies then I am sure you have a 'strong buy' on Compaq,no?>> Sorry, no response on this joke.