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Subject: Re: Re: (sun w/ iAEC-80n86 card)
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Date: Tue, 20-Oct-87 00:29:11 EDT
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Posted: Tue Oct 20 00:29:11 1987
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)  codas!gatech!rutgers!bfly-vax.bbn.com!dm writes ...
) Ironically, it is easy to envision doing one's CASE work on an IBM PC
) to design software for the SUN it sits next to...(the sound of
) grinding teeth is heard upon the land).

I might just assume that there is plenty of time to listen to the
sound of grinding teeth while one waits for the computer-assisted
engineering package on the intel card.  Yep, it's too slow to  do
much useful work.

Of course, in order to give you some speed advantage, the IBM has
nice  low-res  graphics  (fewer  points  to compute, hurray!).  I
assume that the  intel  add-in  card  manages  to  offer  a  good
emulation of this.

					Tanner Andrews