Re: Re. Sun-Apple

[Scott_Bowers.MCS@mcs.eds.com (Scott Bowers)]

In article <4fc6hu$jie@acme.freenet.columbus.oh.us>,
mlamorte@freenet.columbus.oh.us (Mike LaMorte) wrote:

> 
> All I'm trying to say is that 9 out of 10 people buy WAY WAY WAY more
> computing power than they'll ever need. Unless you're doing some massive
> number crunching (HUGE spreadsheets, computational fluid dynamics, 3-d
> modeling, computer animation, color separation, trapping, interpolation,
> etc.) you don't NEED that kind of processing power.
> 

Mike,

Be careful when you say computer power is more "than they'll ever need."
I'm sure you could go back over the last ten years and find many instances
of claims that computers are as fast as they'll ever need. Obviously, the
rapid pace of Internet evolution will require quite a bit of processing
power even for the average user.

Scott.

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