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Should have asked him if the picture was one of the AS/400's Microsoft ran
it's business on ! ;-)
...Neil
Larry Bolhuis <lbolhuis@arbsol.com>
To: midrange-l@midrange.com
cc:
Subject: Re: Microsoft and AS/400 secret revealed - Mistake
Admitted!
I sent Microsoft this message on their "Windows Contact Us" page:
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> --- Original Message ---
>From: lbolhui@attglobal.net To: "Windows Contact Us"
><wincu@css.one.microsoft.com> Sent: Sat May 25 00:09:45 PDT 2002
>
>
>http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/evaluation/tours/htmltour/best_fr.htm
>At the URL above I find it curious that:
>
>a) You claim the room is full of computers when it is a single machine.
>b) You are touting the latest revision of your 32 bit OS when you are
>displaying a machine from your competition that is no less than 8 years
old >yet is already a 48 bit machine even back then.
>c) Displaying a machine with a 128 bit architechture when you have not
yet
>released a 64 bit one.
>
>Choose your pictures wisely.
>
> - Larry
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I recieved this response this evening:
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>Hello Larry,
>
>Thank you for your email.
>
>You're right -- we made a mistake on the image on that page. That said,
we >have released a 64-bit
>operating system! You can find out more information at:
>http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/64bit/overview.asp.
>
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Charo
>Microsoft.com Customer Support
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So there you have it: Microsoft admitting they made a mistake!!! Woo Woo!
Also note that the page Charo references was posted just yesterday!
- Larry
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