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Automatic deadline extender.
Remember all those PCs and Macs you got a
couple years ago? And the way they were
supposed to make you more productive?
But if every deadline is still an
eyeball-flattening panic, it’s no wonder.
Because PCs were designed for one person.
To do one thing at a time.
Of course, in publishing, you’ve got
lots of people. Doing lots of different
things. All at once. And you need them all
in sync with each other.
That’s why you should know about a
system that puts more time in your day.
Sun.
Our workstations give you the power to do lots
of things at once. And they’re the
ultimate networking machines. So everyone
who’s working on a project can work on
it at the same time. Without tripping over each
other. For example, a writer can edit a
story. While an art director revises the
layout. While the production manager is redoing
the separations to the new size. At the
same time, the traffic manager
can check the same files to see if
everyone’s on schedule.
And you can do all this without trading
floppies by hand. Or waiting for the PC to
finish one part of your job so you can
get started on the next.
With a Sun workstation you get almost four
times the speed of a 386 machine. And
a million-pixel display Which gives you
three times the resolution of conventional
PCs. You also get our OPEN LOOK™ user
interface, which makes the system easy to
learn and use. And there’s a wide
range of high-performance publishing software.
You don’t even have to throw out
your old hardware; our systems fit right
in. In fact, they’ll actually make
your current computers
more powerful.
If you’d like to know more, just
call 1-800-624-8999, ext. 2064. But if
you’re too busy to call us right now,
that’s OK. We don’t want to put
any more deadline pressure on you.
Sun Microsystems.
[fine print]
© 1990 Sun Microsystems, Inc.
*Sun Microsystems and
the Sun logo are registered trademarks of
Sun Microsystems, Inc. OPEN LOOK is a
trademark of AT&T. All other products or
logos appearing in this document
are identified by the trademarks or
registered trademarks of their respective
companies or organizations.
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