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Joe, > John, I used to think much the same way you do, but lately > I've been > living more in the non-IBM world and it's become clear > that LOTS of > technical purchasing decisions are being made without a > lot of technical > input. Many times the iSeries doesn't make the first cut > because nobody > knows what one is. The fact that iSeries has ZERO name > recognition > actually puts it in an immediate catchup position against > Dell, fer goshsakes. I'll agree that iSeries could use some branding - but TV adds are a far to scattered audience to be cost effective. I just watched a weekend's worth of Dell commercials - all promoting low price PC's - as low as $499. This is mass marketing that is appropriate to the audience. Advertising iSeries at its price point to a TNT audience would be wasted effort. IMHO jte
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