Re: CPW=0 and one session?

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Base prices (1 DASD unit)

270 2248-1517 (150 CPW/25 interactive) for $12,008 (P05)
270 2250-1517 (370 CPW/0 interactive) for $13,288 (P10)

Cheapest 270 still gives you some interactive capacity, less than half the
overall CPW. But it is at the lower software tier - unless you are an
Advanced member of PartnerWorld and get free software on boxes you order
there. I don't know the price to be an Advanced member.

At 12:35 PM 7/10/02 -0500, you wrote:
>From: Lou Schmaus <lschmaus@link400.com>
> > Putting aside the legal issues for a moment, wouldn't a zero-interactive
> > machine be a prime candidate for FAST400? Assuming, of course, that you're
> > only using the machine for development, and not for running a business. ;-)
>
>it might, but as Joe Pluta points out, for a one-user developer it is not
>needed as CFINT rarely kick in, and that's what I'm after.
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