info-3b2@lamc (Info-3b2 Mailing List) (09/02/88)
Info-3b2 Digest, Number 10
Thursday, September 1st 1988
Today's Topics:
Re: TCP/IP software for 3B2
Request for info on 3b family beyond 3b5
_3B Journal_
Re: 3b Magazine
Re: 3b20:Top of line?
Re: Request for info on 3b family beyond 3b5
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Date: Tue, 30 Aug 88 10:40:52 EDT
From: binde@aramis.rutgers.edu (Beth)
Subject: Re: TCP/IP software for 3B2
WIN TCP/IP v. 2.1 is marketed by AT&T for $3,995 a copy according to the latest
pricing info I have from my sales rep.
Beth
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From: quirk@hubcap.UUCP (Chris Reynolds)
Subject: Request for info on 3b family beyond 3b5
Date: 29 Aug 88 19:29:09 GMT
I currently have a 3b2 and am looking into upgrade options.
Is the 3b20 the top-of-the-line machine now? What are its capabilities?
I would like opinions on the various members of the 3B family
beyond the 3b5. Thanks in advance.
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Chris Reynolds uucp: ... !gatech!hubcap!quirk
CS Dept, Clemson University domain: quirk@hubcap.clemson.edu
phone: (803)656-{2639,3444}
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From: paw3c@galen.acc.virginia.edu (Pat Wilson)
Subject: _3B Journal_
Date: 30 Aug 88 18:55:17 GMT
I just got a little postcard from "Owens-Laing Publications",
which is, I guess, the publisher of _3B Journal_. I subscribed
to the Journal a while ago, but have received at most 2 issues
(and I can only put my hands on one of those). Now they want me
to renew.
While the $25 isn't going to break me (I'll probably have the job
pay for it anyway), I think $12.50 an issue for something that's
marginally useful at best is a little steep. I guess my question
to the net is "Has anyone been getting issues of this rag? Did
they jsut screw up my subscription? Or am I being asked to
finance a vapor-mag?"
Any thoughts?
--
Pat Wilson
paw3c@acc.virginia.edu || uunet!virginia!paw3c || paw3c@virginia.BITNET
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Subject: Re: 3b Magazine
Date: Wed, 31 Aug 88 9:32:48 PDT
From: John Berg <berg@pbhyc.pacbell.com>
Eric,
I've never heard of 3B Journal. Definitely sounds like a
vapor-mag. I do get UNIX-World & would recommend it to
anyone on the net.
John
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Subject: Re: 3b20:Top of line?
Date: Wed, 31 Aug 88 9:37:09 PDT
From: John Berg <berg@pbhyc.pacbell.com>
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--> >From ejnihill Tue Aug 30 06:36 PDT 1988 remote from sactoh0
--> >From pacbell!ames!ncar!gatech!hubcap!quirk Mon Aug 29 12:29:09 1988
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--> Is the 3b20 the top-of-the-line machine now?
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Eric,
You might pass along that the 3b20 is not top of the line.
We are currently trying to negotiate a business case to
approve the purchase of 2 3B4000s in exchange for 6 3B20s.
For more info on the 4000 line, contact Chuck Northrup (AT&T)
on 415-830-4409.
John
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From: Eduardo Krell <hector!ekrell>
Subject: Re: Request for info on 3b family beyond 3b5
The 3B4000 is the top of the 3B line. This is a multiprocessor, so
the performance will depend on your particular configuration (ie,
how many processors you have).
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