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On Wed, 4 Dec 1996, Peter Dufault wrote:

> Forget the Alpha port - we need the N64 port.  I read in this
> morning's paper that they hope to ship 750,000 units in the US
> this year and estimate they could sell 2.5 million if they
> could build them.

Well, it _is_ a 90MHz MIPS R4000-series.  That's probably quite a bit more
horsepower than most DECstations (which can run NetBSD/MIPS).  Anyone want
to make a "UNIX cartridge?"  :-)

-- Jake