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Subject: AT&T 3b2 and "unix pc"
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From: "Prof. Alan Rogers" <rogers%albany.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa>

Can anyone comment on the AT&T's 3B2, its newly announced "unix pc", or
on AT&T computers in general?  I will be moving my research to a 3B2 this
summer and am thinking of writing the unix pc into a grant proposal.  Is
there anything I ought to know about these machines before committing
myself?

Alan Rogers   rogers%albany@csnet-relay