21 Jan
2002
21 Jan
'02
5:23 p.m.
On January 21, Brian Chase wrote:
The thing with Intel based PCs is that there's nothing about them that I
find interesting or exciting-- even the ones from the 1980s that we can
talk about. They're so commodity in nature that there's little mystery
or novelty to them. <yawn>
On this, my friend, I would have to agree.
So, to drag us kicking and screaming to an on-topic conversation...can
anyone point me to some information on the IBM 9377? Specifically,
I'm looking for physical dimensions, weight, and power requirements.
-Dave
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Dave McGuire
St. Petersburg, FL "Less talk. More synthohol." --Lt. Worf
21 Jan
21 Jan
5:45 p.m.
So, to drag us kicking and screaming to an on-topic
conversation...can
anyone point me to some information on the IBM 9377? Specifically,
I'm looking for physical dimensions, weight, and power requirements.
I think these S/9370s were all in 9309 racks - that standard rack IBM used
for RS/6000s, AS/400s, air ES/9000s, and general stuff. Excellent racks,
except for the stupid size - 1.5 m by 1 m by .75 m (they always pin down
the floor tile you need to get at). Heavy as sin. Don't know about the
innards, though...
William Donzelli
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