ntmx@vax5.cit.cornell.edu (03/27/90)
Edward, Upon reading what you have to say,I feel that it is appropriate that I reply. If you take a look at computer companies over the years, you can see that many of them promise things, and hold them off, again, and again. From my experiences, NeXT's product was out within 6 months of their expected release. That is a lot quicker than other companies. Also, NeXT is a fairly new company, while Apple has been around for years. You can bet that rumors were going around about it's release (The II FX) for a while before it actually happened, too. Anyway, Being a student at Cornell when they (NeXT's)arrived, It seemed to me that NeXT had it's machine up and running on our campus very, very soon after they released it. To make a long story short, Just be patient. NeXT will only release something when they are sure that it works. And I do mean work. You may have to wait a bit longer, but when it arrives, you don't have to recall it. Take care. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Aaron L. Lloyd NeXT Campus Consultant 200 Highland Avenue Cornell Information Technologies Ithaca, NY 14850 Cornell University ******************************************************************************** e-mail: NTMX@VAX5.CIT.CORNELL.EDU alloyd@next.com ******************************************************************************** "If this is what you do, what do you dream?" -Jon Bieley "Sun's up. Time to fly." -The Vampire Lestat "I want to spraypaint my NeXT white so my professor thinks it's a Sun. -John Wetherill Disclaimer: Bother my employers, and a squad of Hare Krishnas will flower your house green! :) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- house.