| Title: | Hudson VLSI |
| Notice: | For Digital Chip Data - CHIPBZ::PRODUCTION$:[DS_INFO...] |
| Moderator: | RICKS::PHIPPS |
| Created: | Wed Feb 12 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 701 |
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There is an interesting, German Web page that's getting quite a bit of attention in the
homebuilt PC and comp.sys.periphs heirarchies, called Tom's Web Page: http://www.sysdoc.pair.com/
This guy has quickly become one of the key trend-setters of the high-end crowd, and many
PC-land vendors, including Intel, Cyrix, and AMD, as well as motherboard builders, provide
early or pre-release hardware for his evaluation.
His most recent editorial, Pabst refers to the fact that he's contacting vendors outside
the Intel space, and that he's contacted us:
"This should be good news for all the people who falsely thought I've got a problem
with Intel. I hope that I can have a good relationship to all CPU manufacturers, so
that I can fully concentrate on testing their products. BTW this includes Digital,
although they haven't replied any of my mails yet. I'll try to get in touch with Apple as well,
regarding their PowerPC."
http://sysdoc.pair.com/news.html
Knowing how difficult it can be to find the right people at Digital, I thought I'd try to see if anyone in
Digital Semi, with an interest in promoting the 21164PC and it's attendant motherboard, could contact
Thomas Pabst. Should be good, low-cost visibility, and an important recognition of the new, web-based
markering environment today.
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| 681.1 | I coudn't read .0 | BHAJEE::JAERVINEN | Ora, the Old Rural Amateur | Tue Apr 15 1997 16:42 | 27 |
There is an interesting, German Web page that's getting quite a bit of
attention in the homebuilt PC and comp.sys.periphs heirarchies, called
Tom's Web Page: http://www.sysdoc.pair.com/ This guy has quickly become
one of the key trend-setters of the high-end crowd, and many PC-land
vendors, including Intel, Cyrix, and AMD, as well as motherboard
builders, provide early or pre-release hardware for his evaluation.
His most recent editorial, Pabst refers to the fact that he's
contacting vendors outside the Intel space, and that he's contacted us:
"This should be good news for all the people who falsely thought I've
got a problem with Intel. I hope that I can have a good relationship to
all CPU manufacturers, so that I can fully concentrate on testing their
products. BTW this includes Digital, although they haven't replied any
of my mails yet. I'll try to get in touch with Apple as well, regarding
their PowerPC."
http://sysdoc.pair.com/news.html
Knowing how difficult it can be to find the right people at Digital, I
thought I'd try to see if anyone in Digital Semi, with an interest in
promoting the 21164PC and it's attendant motherboard, could contact
Thomas Pabst. Should be good, low-cost visibility, and an important
recognition of the new, web-based markering environment today.
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| 681.2 | Contact has been made. | RDGENG::SPINKJ | Fri Apr 18 1997 12:05 | 5 | |
Thanks for that, I have mailed Tom.
Jim Spink
European FAE,
Digital Semiconductor
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