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  • Subject: Re: Gateway vs IBM PCs
  • From: "Rob Ward" <rward@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 10 Jul 1997 14:01:04 -0500

We have standardized on GW2K machines because of their reliability and service.  We've been using them since the 386 was top dog and have about 60 or so ranging from 386's running Windows 3.x, Pentiums running Win95 and NT,  and Pentium Pros running NT as file, print & application servers.
(Who says you have to buy those so called server systems for departmental servers?  We saved big money and didn't lose any performance by going with some beefed up GW2K PPros).

Rob Ward
M-C Industries, Inc.
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>
> A VP at our company recently proposed that the folks he is
> responsible for start using Gateway 2K PCs, in large part because of
> their initial costs. Our current policy is we get all IBM PCs (In an
> effort to be as standardized as possible). We are in the process of
> moving most users from OS/2 to Windoze 95.
>
> Any comments about the hardware piece of this equation?
>
> - Doug Barnes -


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