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From: hsc@mtuxo.UUCP (h.cohen)
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Subject: Re: How Good is the AT&T 6300 Plus?
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Date: Thu, 19-Jun-86 20:38:04 EDT
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Mark Gauldin's detailed reply was very constructive.
One small correction, just for historical accuracy:
The AT&T PC6300 is essentially an Olivetti design, and the equivalent
product is sold by Olivetti and others.
The AT&T PC6300 PLUS is entirely an AT&T design, and is manufactured
by Olivetti under a simple contract.  The design is proprietary,
and make the Simul-Task integration of MS-DOS and UNIX practical.
Harvey S. Cohen, AT&T PC6300 PLUS prodcut mgmt., mtuxo!hsc