Re: Summary of Multiprocessor Hunt

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From: Dennis Moore (x2435, 1080-276) I...
Date: Fri, 08 Sep 1989 18:57

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Another un-mentioned multiprocessor:

A *great* price/performance machine is the system from Corollary (and SCO,
I think).  It's a symmetric multiprocessor running Xenix or Unix V.  I think
you can run any MS-DOS or 386 Unix software on it.

-- Dennis Moore, my own opinions etc etc etc

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From: dennism@menace.rtech.COM (Dennis Moore (x2435, 1080-276) INGRES/teamwork)
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Subject: Re: Summary of Multiprocessor Hunt
Summary: What about Corrolary???
Keywords: 80386 80486 Multiprocessor
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Date: 8 Sep 89 18:57:29 GMT
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