Date: Mon, 21 Aug 1995 12:46:12 -0500 From: peter@nmti.com (Peter da Silva) To: hackers@freebsd.org Subject: Marketing opportunity... Message-ID: <9508211746.AA17428@sonic.nmti.com.nmti.com>
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Newsgroups: comp.newprod Subject: Re: CD Net for Windows NT Announcement Message-ID: <9508180421.aa12753@redtail.cruzio.com> Keywords: Meridian Data, Inc.; CD Net for Windows NT; CD ROM, Windows NT, TCP/IP, NetBEUI, IPX, Networking, software In article <9508180421.aa12753@redtail.cruzio.com>, <jhill@meridian-data.com> wrote: > Available August 18, 1995, CD Net for Windows NT software has a suggested > list price (U.S.) of $1,995 for an unlimited-user server license. For $1,995 I can buy a PC, install FreeBSD and SAMBA on it, and add CD-ROM drives as required (7 per SCSI card). I will be able to put up to an unlimited number of CDROM drives under a single drive letter. > Windows NT is also available integrated with Meridian's CD ROM network > servers. The CD Net 914 network system, configured with seven CD ROM drives, > has a starting suggested list price of $12,795; For $12,795... let's see, for $300 per drive, plus $100 per cabinet for each group of 7 drives, plus $300 for a good SCSI card... $2000 FreeBSD server, 1 CD, Pentium, 16 MB. $2000 $2600 7 CD cabinet, x4 $10400 Total $12400 For $12400 I get 29 CDROMS, under one drive letter. Not bad...
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