JAVA - Does anyone have info on the new NC computer?

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JAVA - Does anyone have info on the new NC computer?

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Emcee: Ellison Ting	Type: Unmoderated

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I just heard SUNW intends to compete in the desktop market. Will it include their UltraSparc chip? You know what will shut the pro Intel/NT people? SUNW should sell their workstations with UltraSparc the Enterprise 1 and 2, the basic Enterprise 1 sell for around $10,000 to $5,000. That would scare the hell out Microsoft and Intel, I here NT is inferior in all phases. Why would a company buy an obselete 32-bit system for $3,000 when they would be able to get next generation technology which will hold the market for three to five years for only a few thousand more? Mr. McNeely are you listening?

Ellison

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524	Hi there, there is more discussion at this link Subject 11222	Kal	-	6/30/1997
523	I just noticed this post and thought I would respond. I am using a webtv with	jermoney	-	6/30/1997
522	Most of the SUNW discussion is occuring on: techstocks.com	Nolan Toone	-	6/24/1997
521	SO.. ANYONE IN THE HOUSE? has anyone at least noticed the up move in SUNW? Is W	Kal	-	6/24/1997
520	Why is this thread so dead? Has anyone has no ideas re Sun?	Kal	-	6/23/1997
519	Interesting article on NC evalauted. techweb.cmp.com Cheers	BILL CHOW	-	4/15/1997
518	>I can't think of anything MS puts its hands in without >making it i	John Mireley	-	4/2/1997
517	<sarcasm>Poor MS.</sarcasm> I can't think of anything MS puts i	Kal	-	4/1/1997
516	Everyone -- see: sjmercury.com Last paragraph: "Microsoft, meanwhile, c	Charles Tutt	-	3/31/1997
515	> Does anyone know if Sun is producing a Fibre Channel Switch > or if the	Nolan Toone	-	3/31/1997
514	Does anyone know if Sun is producing a Fibre Channel Switch or if their SCI (Sc	George Dawson	-	3/31/1997
513	Well said. Readers of Info world commented on MSFT-HP team-up. I agree with th	Kal	-	3/25/1997
512	Jim, Sun as I argued earlier must rely on its server technolog not the NC. This	cheryl williamson	-	3/25/1997
511	As I read the article you point to, the "winner" is thin clients coup	Charles Tutt	-	3/25/1997
510	The winner is ...... techweb.com Sun as I argued earlier must rely on its ser	jim kelley	-	3/25/1997
509	IMHO, Byte magazine's cover story this month (April issue, page 66) should	Charles Tutt	-	3/14/1997
508	IBM, ORACLE, SUN AND NETSCAPE COLLABORATE ON STANDARDS FOR NETWORK COMPUTI	Dan Bekkers	-	3/12/1997
507	Charles, you are correct. The IBM PC-XT used an 8088, not an 8086. It had the	Sadim Gnik	-	2/28/1997
506	TI would also be my best guess as their manufacturing partner!!	Al Baker	-	2/28/1997
505	Al: the ones I have heard about include Texas Instruments and Sanyo. Rumor also	Michael L. Voorhees	-	2/28/1997
504	Your right, it is nit-picky and could be a typo. I believe the XT used the sam	Al Baker	-	2/28/1997
503	Your text re IMES included the following: "The chip that shipped in the fi	Charles Tutt	-	2/27/1997
502	I believe the company manufacturing some of these new Java chips is a startup c	Al Baker	-	2/27/1997
501	To all, Does anyone know anything about the possible acquisition of Plaintree.	Brett Grabowski	-	2/27/1997
500	I heard JAVA will be built into chips to be used in appliances. Hopefully SUNW	Kal	-	2/27/1997

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