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>|And unless you are going to do the computing needs of
>|(say) Germany,  why would you need more.

It is impossible to have too much money.  It is also impossible to have to
much disk, too much memory, or too many mips.  Don't even bring it up :)

Richard Jackson
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-|From: owner-midrange-l@midrange.com
-|[mailto:owner-midrange-l@midrange.com]On Behalf Of jpcarr@TREDEGAR.COM
-|Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2000 6:53 PM
-|To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
-|Subject: Re: Wanna get REALLY p'ed off ?
-|
-|
-|
-|You can go from a $8000 AS/iSeries to a clustered 24way with
-|13+TB with one
-|OS.  What other platform can you do that with?  And unless you
-|are going to
-|do the computing needs of (say) Germany,  why would you need more.
-|
-|I say it is misleading at best.   A 24way would be "higher end business"
-|a zseries would be "Highest end business"
-|
-|John Carr
-|
-|
-|Did anyone besides me watch the Real Player movie about the discussion?
-|
-|The main point they made was that to go from a lower end business (AS/400)
-|to a higher end business (IBM Mainframe) you have to change operating
-|systems.
-|(0S400 to OS360 ???).  In and of itself this is fairly true.
-|
-|I would not agree with the fact that you can't do anything with an AS/400.
-|Perhaps in the past that may have been true, but now the AS/400 has pretty
-|much become a full network server.
-|
-|So, I would agree with half of what the article said.
-|
-|Regards,
-|
-|Jim Langston
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