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In article <MS-C.716532025.1103527590.mrc@Tomobiki-Cho.CAC.Washington.EDU> Mark Crispin  
<mrc@Tomobiki-Cho.CAC.Washington.EDU> writes:

>
>I though that ordering some additional DSP memory might help some
>problems I had been having with music.  I called up NeXT to order it.
>
>I also found out from the fellow at NeXT that DSP memory is `not
>listed as a product available to ship.'  Great.  Now they tell me.  I
>ordered vaporware.

It is certainly listed, and I ordered 3 of them recently and got them
in 3 weeks approximately.  Part#, name etc are as follows.

N7013		DSP 96KB Memory Expansion Kit


By the way, I don't think MusicKit will start using additional DSP RAM
automatically.  At least 2.1 MusicKit driver/monitor is hard-assembled
for 8kword stock configuration.


>NeXT's order management system (running on a NeXT, perchance?) does
>not have the capability to look up an user by the customer's name.
>The person I talked to at NeXT said as much.  Now, any vendor in the
>Mac world would be laughed out of the market if they couldn't look up
>a customer's order by his name.

Hmmm.  I wonder what happened to the "mission-critical application"
development for their own use.  They've had NeXTSTEP for full 3 years
and still doesn't have a decent order management system?


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