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From: long@ittvax.ATC.ITT.UUCP (H. Morrow Long [CRT])
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Subject: Re: How Good is the AT&T 6300 Plus?
Message-ID: <606@ittvax.ATC.ITT.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 18-Jun-86 09:18:52 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jun 18 09:18:52 1986
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In article  <1198@bunker.UUCP> shap@bunker.UUCP (Joseph D. Shapiro) writes:
> 	point of interest, the 6300 (although i'm not possitive about
> the plus) is made by Olivetti for AT&T.  The comperable ITT machine is
> also made by Olivetti.  Olivetti sells it themselves as the M24.  All
> three machines are identical except for paint and such.
> 
> 	None of this is secret, you can gather as much from the trade
> journals, but how can the ATT differ from the ITT in that respect?
> 
> ...
> Joseph D. Shapiro			"He who hesitates
> Bunker Ramo Information Systems		 is lunch"

	The ITT Xtra line of IBM Personal Computer compatibles (and
	XP, XL) is NOT (!!!) manufactured by Olivetti.
		-----------

	They are produced by ITT-ISD in Taiwan facilities and shipped to
	ITT ISD/QUME in San Jose California.  From San Jose they are
	cross-shipped to distribution points throughout North America.
	European shipments were also passing through San Jose but should
	now be direct drop shipments to ITT European subsidiaries.

				Morrow

-- 

			H. Morrow Long
			Member Research Staff - Knowledge Based Systems
			ITT-ATC Advanced Technology Group
			1 Research Drive Shelton, CT  06484
			Phone #: (203)-929-7341 x. 634

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