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On Mon, 26 Feb 1996, Jordan K. Hubbard wrote:

> on EISA and we'd have gotten a bus that worked AND had a reasonably
> robust connector.  Feh.
> 					Jordan

Yeah, well at the rate the ibm-pc is going, I'm awaiting another ingenius 
bus design up there with vlb (heavy sarcasm). Maybe we'll call it 
Microsoft BUS, the bus that can theoretically go 1gig/sec, but too bad 
you have nothing that can even approach it, and did we mention you need 
to buy all new compenents? In the words of at&t: You will!

== Chris Layne ==============================================================
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