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MSFT: Will NT kill SUN, HP and IBM?
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25 I am sorry Brad..I would have to write a book explaining these things..So...If Martin Milani-4/25/1997
24 Martin, You chide people for not offering technically sound opinions, and theBrad Schneider-4/25/1997
23 Seem to be seeing demand for engineering tools on NT these days (normally Unix)Kev.-4/18/1997
22 I believe that NT will be the number one product for Microsoft this year, that Kevin Vore-3/21/1997
21 O.K.I do not know if anyone else is still reading this... BUT...It is the usualMartin Milani-3/20/1997
20 Hey James: What do you think of the O2 machine put out by SGI? Saul Feinberg Jr.-2/8/1997
19 I also don't wish to start any flame wars here... However: using ODBC as a Steve Booth-10/24/1996
18 Being industry insider, too, let me comment shortly Mr. Dan Guinan: (this is myM. Friedman-10/24/1996
17 M. Friedman, that is not what "OPEN" means. Open Systems are not sysDan Guinan-10/23/1996
16 Dan Guinan: >But performance is not what counts. What counts is that NT is nM. Friedman-10/23/1996
15 So what's the collective wisdom here about Tandem's move to support NT?Shege Dambanza-10/22/1996
14 Point taken Dan, Just be careful where you invest your hard earned money in thJames A. Minnick Jr.-10/22/1996
13 I recently switched from NT 3.51 to NT 4.0 for my personal development. I am fMark Finger-10/21/1996
12 A lot of market research depends on whether you are counting unit sales or dollMark Finger-10/21/1996
11 Jim, if you read my message completely, you would have seen that the purpose ofDan Guinan-10/19/1996
10 NT impact on MSFT's earnings. Anyone knows first hand how NT sales is doinFirst Lady Hillary-10/19/1996
9 Try NT on a dual Pentium Pro instead of a dual Pentium!jim kelley-10/19/1996
8 Dan, What segment does IBM dominate?Robert Scott Diver-10/18/1996
7 I am currently using a dual-pentium Windows NT 4.0 Server machine to type this Dan Guinan-10/18/1996
6 Hi John, Too slow may be for many reasons other than NT itself. Are you runninJames A. Minnick Jr.-10/17/1996
5 As a long time Sun System Admin and programmer I would say Sun should be worried[-_-]b-10/17/1996
4 But it still can't run without falling over itself. Im using NT right now bJohn Mireley-10/16/1996
3 NT replacing UNIX might happen. These other guys better get running or it willJames A. Minnick Jr.-10/15/1996
2 NT , even 4.0, still does not scale and can not compete with UNIX as the enterpJohn Mireley-10/15/1996
1 i think msft will get 10 to 15% of the market in the next 3-5 years.Kelly G. Splitt-10/11/1996
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