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From: Booth Martin <Booth@MartinVT.com> > Leif, the problem remains the same; Moore's law is still in force. I agree > > Surviving as a company in a market where the selling price is in an ongoing > downward spiral amounting to a 50% price cut every 18 months is not a > pleasant place to be. For you to sit there and take pot shots from the > cheap seats does not become you. > > It amazes me that IBM has done as well as it has under those circumstances. > Again I agree. My point was that Al's argument was invalid, not that IBM has not done a good job. The interactive tax was just a low-hanging fruit. The way to compete in the server market is to lower your price, not to slam your loyal customers with a surcharge. > > The box is in its death throes? That may be. But probably not the > Operating System. > I think it is the other way around, but time will tell.
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