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Adv.'s of NeXT's in the geosciences

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From: mctate
Date: Sun, 30 Aug 1992 22:10
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Marcus C. Tate                              Dept. Earth Sciences  
MCTATE@AC.DAL.CA                            Dalhousie University
----------------                            Halifax Nova Scotia
                                            Canada B3H 3J5 
 "Creativity in science could
  be described as the act of                Tel (902) - 494 - 2358
  putting two and two together              FAX (902) - 494 - 6889
  to make five."
                  
  Arthur Koestler (British author; 1905-1983)
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Hi folks,

	I am considering buying a NeXTStation, and was wondering if
there is anybody out there in the geosciences (or similar) that uses
one currently for research purposes. I would appreciate any opinions
re. advantages or disadvantages to using NeXT machines (rather than 
PC's or other UNIX machines), for such diverse tasks as mathematical 
modelling, creation of maps, writing, and preparation of slides for
presentations etc. So, is the NeXT a nice reliable, well-rounded 
machine ?
 
	If you've got the time, send e-mail to above address.
	Thanks in advance,

-- Marcus Tate.
   Grad. Student.
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Subject: Adv.'s of NeXT's in the geosciences
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