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Mazda’s I.S. chief can’t wait to get warped.
It’s one model they really need on the road.
Mike Anzis is the I.S. man behind the wheel of Mazda’s computers. And
OS/2® Warp is about to make his life easier.
As Mike puts it: “We use OS/2 on our headquarters’ client/server
systems. It’s also installed in our 900 dealerships.
But until now, we haven’t been able to get
OS/2 everywhere we need it – on laptops in the
field. OS/2 Warp changes all that.” OS/2 Warp
is the 32-bit, multitasking, Windows™-friendly way
to run a computer. With simple installation and
proven reliability, OS/2 Warp is a total computing solution that performs
ruggedly at every level.
From a basic 4MB laptop to a client/server system, the OS/2 family
now scales an even wider variety of PC platforms.
And OS/2 Warp is a real communicator.
With fax, Internet e-mail, and desktop conferencing, there isn’t an easier
way to keep those out on the road in the loop.
OS/2 Warp also offers Mike Anzis rock-solid reliability. “I know from years
of experience with OS/2, I can trust it to keep performing. Now I can enjoy this peace
of mind at every level.”
OS/2 Warp is available for under $90. To get warped, slop by your local software dealer,
or call 1 800 3 IBM-OS2. Ask for a free demo disk.
The new 32-bit, multitasking, multimedia, Internet-accessed, crash-protected,
Windows-friendly, totally cool way to run your computer. OS/2® Warp
IBM®
[illustration captions]
[OS/2 Warp box]
OS/2 is in its third rev, so it’s solid, stable, and mature.
[toolbar]
A toolbar gets users into their applications quickly and easily.
[screenshot]
The BonusPak given mobile users the applications they need.
[fine print]
OS/2 Warp is available from your software dealer. It’s also available from IBM for $89
by calling 1 800 3 IBM-OS2.
Reseller prices may vary. OS/2 Warp consists of OS/2 version 3 and BonusPak. IBM, Operating
System/2 and OS/2 and registered trademarks of hte International Business Machines
Corporation. Crash Protection and the OS/2 logo are trademarks of IBM. Windows is a trademark
of Microsoft Corporation. ©1994 IBM Corp. All rights reserved.
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