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From: jt <jt@ee.net> > should be able to throw a dozen of the oldest processors they can make, and > get some spectacular price/performance, AFAIK, if they took advantage of > this more. you don't get it: "spectacular price/performance" is good for the customer, but is bad for IBM, so why would IBM do that? If IBM wants to sell performance they push the pSeries (to wit a full-size add in the WSJ a few days ago). the AS/400 is only for existing (captive) customers and here the game is to wrong as many dollars out of those as possible.
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