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Articles by Thomas Junker Visitor No. (Page last updated: 980702)  |
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Articles by Thomas Junker Visitor No. (Page last updated: 980702) |
| Sep 2009 |
Features and Benefits of the New VS (Article at the wangvs.ning.com site) An in-depth look at what makes the New VS uniquely useful |
| May 2009 |
Minimum Dell PowerEdge configuration for the
New VS (PDF) Minimum specifications and data movement issues |
| May 1998 |
VS6230 to the rescue Can you upgrade, even downgrade to this little star performer and put your VS site on a solid footing to live on into the future? |
| Apr 1998 |
Getting the Most VS for the Money Performance/Price and Performance/Maintenance measures of new and used equipment can help guide you through the maze and find VS models that fit your needs while cutting costs. |
| Mar 1998 |
Full Circle Cheap LANs and microcomputers were going to save the world, eliminate mainframes, and empower all those people lined up at the MIS door with their frayed wish lists. Remember that? Now we have $10,000 TCO per year per PC, six-figure servers (didn't we used to call things like that, "mainframes?"), users forced to write their own programs, and near total confusion. What's wrong with this picture? |
| Feb 1998 |
Upgrade VS disks and tapes now! Close analysis reveals surprising cost savings through upgrade of SMD disks and 18-track tape drives. So surprising they may curl your checkbook. |
| Jan 1998 |
A Native VS Web Server PC weenies, watch out! The big iron is learning to do the Web! |
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