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Funnily enough, here in NZ where businesses are typically of a
different scale to those in the States, that attitude has been the
commonplace for quite a few years now. Many customers here could
survive on a 520 for the next 10 to 20 years without thinking about
it. If OS upgrades didn't push some people off hardware they'd never
upgrade.

On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 9:59 AM, Bob P. Roche <BRoche@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
While I agree that sometimes saving money on a disk f\drive here or
there is simply penny pinching, if you took your logic to it's
ultimate conclusion we'd be insisting all our customers installing
595's with mirrored disk.

Can't you picture it.

 IBM announcing increase Power system sales for 595 or whatever is the big
model that year are flying off the assembly line, Next 3-10-20? years IBM
losing money on Power system line no one is upgrading the old systems.
They all claim "Capacity to spare why upgrade", and  "Get back to me in a
decade or 2. These systems are great they don't die."





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