🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <C1ArLs.A1C@utstat.toronto.edu> philip@utstat.toronto.edu  
(Philip McDunnough) writes:
> In article <1993Jan22.081439.24884@btree.uucp> bly@btree.uucp (Roger  
Bly) writes:
> 
> [ ]
> >
> >Really looks like Steve is going to have to dump the hardware business
> >to keep NeXT and NeXTStep going.  With deals in the works with Compaq,
> >HP, etc. It looks like NeXT will be a software company by the end of  
the year.
> >But of course, software is where all the value/money is!
> 
> In my opinon dropping out of the hardware business would be a terrible 
> mistake and a very real setback in computing to those who don't only  
care
> about speed.
>  
> [ ]
> 
> Philip McDunnough
> University of Toronto
> philip@utstat.toronto.edu

It is my feeling that a poliferation of NS on various platforms will help  
not hinder the sale of NeXThardware.  As NS becomes more accepted and  
people decide to go with it as on os then there will shurely be those  
people(companies) who will pay to get their hardware and os from the same  
source.  If a company has a video problem and has to deal with both NeXT  
and some bizar 3rd party video card manufacturer to solve it that could  
represent more time/money that just going to NeXT.
--
-Mont

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   President CP-NUG (Cal Poly NeXT User Group)
   mrothste@data.acs.calpoly.edu