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From: rpw3@fortune.UUCP
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Subject: Re: IBM-PC as a 370 ?? - (nf)
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Date: Sun, 1-Jan-84 04:04:20 EST
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Posted: Sun Jan  1 04:04:20 1984
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fortune!rpw3    Dec 31 22:38:00 1983

What the XT/370 really will do is:

1. Get those bloody compiles off the production machines (the big 370's);

2. Get those bloody editor sessions off the production machines;

3. Get those maverick PC users back under control of the MIS/DP manager;

4. Get (some of) the applications tested before the users see them;

etc.

Seems to me that XT/370's are for folks that have already got 370's,
not so much for folks who already have PC's, if you see what I mean.

Rob Warnock

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