Re: ptx conversion

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From: Carl S. Gutekunst
Date: Sat, 04 May 1991 00:09

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>The S2000 or Symmetry/2000 is our new Intel 486-based product family. This 
>gives the industry its first Open Mainframe system (S2000/700)....

Gee, Al, you write the same silly marketing nonsense working for Sequent as
you did working for Pyramid.

(Open Mainframe? Out of i486 chips? OK, I suppose that's not any sillier than
Pyramid calling its 9000 systems a "mini mainframe." So what do you call an
Amdahl running UTS? Chopped germanium?)

:-)

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From: csg@pyramid.pyramid.com (Carl S. Gutekunst)
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Subject: Re: ptx conversion
Keywords: Dynix ptx
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Date: 4 May 91 00:09:50 GMT
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