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Pacific HiTech Introduces TurboLinux 3.0.1 to the United States Market

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Asia’s Largest Linux Company Bundles Corel’s WordPerfect for
Linux.

“When TurboLinux 3.0 was introduced in Asia in December, it
outsold Microsoft Corp’s Windows NT (2000) at Japanese retail point
of sale outlets, according to the high technology analyst firm
Computer News.”

“In 1998, Pacific HiTech shipped more than one million units of
TurboLinux. With offices in the United States, Japan and China,
Pacific HiTech has quickly become the world’s second-largest Linux
company.”

“Pacific HiTech will launch two new Linux server products into
the United States market in March, Miller added. “For high
performance Linux solutions…”


Complete press release.

See today’s related story: AsiaBizTech: Oracle Japan
Moves Forward Shipment Date of Linux Oracle8.

See earlier coverage: PHT Releases TurboLinux
3.0.1.

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