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dominoedge at 09:16pm 12/8/2004
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I think that's the best explanation I've heard so far ...
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Anonymous at 08:31pm 12/8/2004
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"IBM is selling its unprofitable and declining PC
division to quit losing money"
Exactly
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squeegie (View my Profile) at 08:20pm 12/8/2004
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Hey Firing Squad, can you please post more IBM Headlines? I think
this is only the 15th in 5 minutes
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Anonymous at 04:53pm 12/8/2004
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LOL. more like "Holy crap, we just cant compete in this
industry anymore without being unprofitable, who do we want to screw
over... that Chinese company?.... yeah, they're dumb enough to buy
the unit"
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Anonymous at 12:34pm 12/8/2004
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I think, "IBM is selling its unprofitable and declining PC
division to quit losing money," is probably more like it. This
article sounds like the typical Linux groupie's argument that
everything is done so that it can advance Linux.
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Anonymous at 05:23am 12/8/2004
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If I had a dime every time that I heard x86 architecture will soon
be replaced, I'd probably be able to afford a Power-based pc by now
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Anonymous at 04:45am 12/8/2004
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weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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