"Hey, buddy, take it easy with that thing—it can't handle too much tossing about." Outside the doors of the Youngstown Municipal Court, Dean was directing the movers as they unloaded from the truck.
"Don't worry, mate, we're professionals at moving." The worker in the green fluorescent vest seemed very calm.
"Okay, I'm just..." Dean gestured with his hands, "a little worried, that's all."
No wonder he was nervous; perhaps the movers didn't know. But Dean was aware that the big guy on the truck was worth eighty to ninety thousand US dollars.
IBM's latest enterprise server AS/400, launched in '88, plus a 5GB hard drive.
Why describe a hard drive with the word "unit"? Because it was bigger than a refrigerator and weighed a hefty 500 pounds, a true behemoth.
A server, a hard drive; next, they would become the new workstations for the Youngstown Municipal Court.
That's right, these workstations were specifically prepared for the DCAP Office System developed by Dean.
