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Subject: system comparisons wanted. - (nf)
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Date: Fri, 20-Jul-84 15:47:00 EDT
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uok!esmith    Jul 20 14:47:00 1984


    Having left the world of the working to go back to college to
get my degree, I lost almost all of my connections to the new product
announcements that have been coming out.  While reading a recent issue
of High Technology (Aug. '84) I came across some advertisements that
I really wanted more information on.  I am pretty sure that you guys
could help me in obtaining the information I want.

    How does AT&T's 3B2, DEC's Micro VAX I, and IBM's System 9000 compare?
The information I am looking for is:
  1: possible operating systems.
  2: possible programming languages.
  3: memory & disk configurations.
  4: speed vrs. number of users.
  5: environmental conditions needed.
  6: (last but not least) cost.

                            - Eric L. Smith
                              !ctvax!uokvax!uok!esmith