12 Mar
1998
12 Mar
'98
5:59 p.m.
(Another cheap way to start a dumb thread)
I came across a thread on a newsgroup about IBM naming schemes, and was
wondering about all of the Systems/ and Series/. This is what I could come
up with for the hardware...
S/1, PS/1, PS/2, S/3, S/4,
S/23, S/32, S/34, S/36, S/38, S/88,
S/360, S/370, S/390, AS/400,
RS/6000, ES/9000
Are there any I missed?
William Donzelli
william(a)ans.net
12 Mar
12 Mar
6:52 p.m.
It was thus said that the Great William Donzelli once stated:
I came across a thread on a newsgroup about IBM naming schemes, and was
wondering about all of the Systems/ and Series/. This is what I could come
up with for the hardware...
S/1, PS/1, PS/2, S/3, S/4,
S/23, S/32, S/34, S/36, S/38, S/88,
S/360, S/370, S/390, AS/400,
RS/6000, ES/9000
You forgot the AS/400 series.
-spc (Very interesting machines - optimized for DB work down to the
instruction and hardware level. Simply amazing stuff ... )
2:16 p.m.
It was thus said that the Great William Donzelli once
stated:
>
> I came across a thread on a newsgroup about IBM naming schemes, and was
> wondering about all of the Systems/ and Series/. This is what I could come
> up with for the hardware...
>
> S/1, PS/1, PS/2, S/3, S/4,
> S/23, S/32, S/34, S/36, S/38, S/88,
> S/360, S/370, S/390, AS/400,
> RS/6000, ES/9000
Bzzzzzzzzztttttttttttt!!
You forgot the AS/400 series.
There's one already!
Jason D.
-spc (Very interesting machines - optimized for DB work down to the
instruction and hardware level. Simply amazing stuff ... )
email: jpero(a)cgo.wave.ca
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