On Tue, 16 May 2000, Ken Yap wrote:

> This sounds like some public, unbiased benchmarkng of TCO is needed. The
> bottom line is the place to aim for.

I recall a Gartner Group report on the "Real Cost of the Desktop",
published back in 1995 (?)

It showed quite clearly that a PC with its Win 3.1
software cost more than a similarly configured Macintosh
when all things were considered for a period of one year.

And yet popular opinion at the time would have you believe
that Windows was the cheaper platform to run.

Perhaps Gartners has done more research into this.

-rickw



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