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CGA - Dave Phelps wrote: Wow. When are they going out for bids on the next nine computers? I'm bidding on that one. I bet I could get them nine computers for only $1 million or so. Maybe even cheaper! Dave Phelps DD Networks www.ddnets.com deadspam=tippenring [TELECOM Digest Editor's Note: I would think over the pricing a little better, Dave. They are all heavy-duty multi-user machines not the little 'toy computers' like most of us have in our homes. I would think a hundred or a hundred twenty five thousand per machine would be a reasonable price, depending on size and networking requirements needed. You would not have much left from that million dollars for your profit. PAT]Those "little toy computers" we're buying for our homes typically haveupwards of 40GB of disk and 512MB of memory, driven by a processor witha clock speed of 2GHz or more. They are typically hobbled by a dinosaurof an operating system which does its best to use up those resourcesbefore any application gets its hands on them, but when you put a realoperating system such as FreeBSD or Linux on them, they are easily upto the loads specified. It's just amazing how much compute power even$5,000 will buy you these days. -- George Mitchell (obfuscated email)
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