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62415<<It's actually a very fine product idea. However, a SunRay is not a Balydar-12/15/2004
62414yeah but there's no history you can, uhhhh...."rediscover" after ycfimx-12/15/2004
62413I think this is a fabulous article for investors in general and the denizens of QwikSand-12/15/2004
62412<i>..big macs, music, quicken, and porn. there are COUNTLESS reasons..<QwikSand-12/15/2004
62411>>It's actually a very fine product idea. However, a SunRay is not a Bcfimx-12/15/2004
62410Actually, a SunRay makes all kinds of sense for that application and is significQwikSand-12/15/2004
62409Maybe it was ahead of its time then. JMHO. Charles Tutt (SM)Charles Tutt-12/15/2004
62408this idea was tried in 2000... it was called FREEpeecee it didn't work then cfimx-12/15/2004
62407Not with any specifics. My understanding is that doing such a thing is newly poCharles Tutt-12/15/2004
62406Does any of the buzz involve rumored signups of ISP's to distribute bundled QwikSand-12/15/2004
62405I think there are at least seven others. <g> Seriously, I subscribe to a Charles Tutt-12/14/2004
62404ct, you and six others. ;-)cfimx-12/14/2004
62403I dunno. I'm certainly waiting for the 3.0 software to come out. In conjunCharles Tutt-12/14/2004
62402all true but alas they aren't clamoring for "thin clients" like scfimx-12/14/2004
62401If you haven't noticed "alternatives to the classic intel/amd peecee asCharles Tutt-12/14/2004
62400Thin is in? NCD to 'cease operations' theregister.co.uk Sun shows pleDiViT-12/14/2004
62399well the evidence sure isn't there that they are seeking alternatives to thecfimx-12/14/2004
62398PCs have lots of hidden costs, and people are getting fed up with their securityCharles Tutt-12/14/2004
62397of course they do...and so does linux but why bother when peecees are so cheap acfimx-12/14/2004
62396They do play games. They do play music. They can access stuff that's storeCharles Tutt-12/14/2004
62395amd is run for users and employees but don't ever think its run for shareholcfimx-12/14/2004
62394qwik you always come around. ;-)cfimx-12/14/2004
62393ummmmm d o a USERS don't want em...they don't do quicken they don't cfimx-12/14/2004
62392From WSJ article on the new 17" SunRay. My emphasis. Subscription required.QwikSand-12/11/2004
62391Cringely negative? Now there's a buy signal! <g> JMHO. Charles TuttCharles Tutt-12/10/2004
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