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Subject: Re: PowerPC Port?
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Date: Tue, 05 Mar 1996 23:15:07 -0600
From: Jim Rowan <jmr@computing.com>
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rlyon> Motorola does produce a workstation range based on the power pc. The
rlyon> specifications look ok but I would imagine the price is
rlyon> high. Currently the only operating system supported is Windows
rlyon> NT. (Billy boy must be laughing all the way to the bank.)

Actually, they also run AIX.

rlyon> These machines are generally used for industrial type applications,
rlyon> etc ...  

Maybe you're talking about their motherboard and embedded product line?  The
workstations are fairly standard machines, suited for many applications...

Jim Rowan              Distributed Computing Specialists        DCE Consulting
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