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In article <1993Jan12.154032.14086@ecsvax.uncecs.edu> jpowell@borg.lib.vt.edu (James Powell) writes:
>In article <1itd7vINNri8@darkstar.UCSC.EDU> claude@cse.ucsc.edu (Claude  
>Noshpitz) writes:
>> 
>> Any word? What will it cost? Has anyone platyed with the betas?
>> 
>> 				Claude
>I'm helping a colleague in my office purchase a 486 PC to run NeXTSTEP in  
>color, through our university purchasing system and they are attempting to  
>get information from NeXT regarding the system requirements before they  
>send the PC order through.  They are having a very difficult time getting  
>any information about hardware requirements but were told that the  
>software was delayed until Quarter 3.   
>
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I am doing the same thing for a client at a large engineering firm, only
the Intel machine is a notebook. The only thing NeXT will admit to is that
NS486 runs well with Dell and Compaq, with either the new Dell/Intel video
card and with a C&T Wingine. The system engineer I spoke with said that
the goal is to get NS486 to run on all popular flavors of PCs.

But this is all old news. I did hear from this same engineer that it
should be out Q2, not Q3. But then everything slips, doesn't it.


-- 
Yan Fang-Magnusson
Ph.D. candidate, philosophy, University of Utah
yf5990@u.cc.utah.edu
yanfang@cc.utah.edu (NeXTmail)