-> > until it becomes the norm. He did not become a as rich
  -> > as he is by
  -> > offering a good product or "price breaks".
BR-> >  * OLX 2.1 * Todd Copeland  -  TEAM OS/2
  ->                                  ^^^^^^^^^
BR->Didn't IBM force the pc std. which carried with it the bane
  ->of DOS? Oh yeah, I see it all now.
Actually IBM ended up contracting Microsoft for MS-DOS for IBM
computers. IBM did not have an OS until they came out with PC-DOS...
which was never widely accepted.
BR->I have seen some price breaks, but not necessarily in any big way and I 
o
  ->Win3.x clearly showing a lower price from days past. However, Win95 price
  ->should drop as yet another ploy to cycle-in new customers, however I just 
d
  ->know when that'll happen. I have seen Win95 have alower price but it's 
ot
  ->found via a store front. I just wonder what happens when it does. 
-_-_-Bill
Sorry... but your really missing the boat. IBM offers OS/2 at $90-$140
and MS offers NT, it's equal, at $300+. You can't seriously compare
Win95 to anything IBM puts out. I have used OS/2 for about 5 years and
now have switched to NT. They are both as powerfull but NT is more
widely accepted. Still, the cost is not even close.
 * OLX 2.1 * Todd Copeland  -  TEAM OS/2
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