njh@wjh12.UUCP (horton) (01/18/84)
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From what I can tell, people are still having a wait-and-see
attitude about the 2000. They want experienced people to have a look
and see just how good it is. Once they start getting around in the
backwoods, and if they are really as good as Tandy says they are, then
they should do fine.
What Tandy could really use is having a college use them in an
integrated network. That would provide an ideal testing site for new
stuff (network, UNIX, etc) as well as give them a major selling point.
We'll see.
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Nicholas Horton Harvard Arts & Sciences Computer Services
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