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From: Conrad_Geiger@NeXT.COM (Conrad Geiger)
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Subject: September 30 is Last Day to Order $299 NEXTSTEP 3.1 User Environment Promotion
Date: 24 Sep 1993 01:08:04 -0400
Organization: Next Announcements
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact:
	Karen Logsdon
	NeXT Computer, Inc.
	415/780-3786
		or
	Marilyn Kilinski
	Ketchum Public Relations
	212/536-8865


SEPTEMBER 30 IS THE LAST DAY OF SPECIAL
$299 NEXTSTEP PROMOTION 

REDWOOD CITY, Calif. - September 23, 1993 - NeXT Computer, Inc.
today reminds developers and users that the NEXTSTEP Evaluation Kit
promotion ends September 30.  The promotional package, which allows
companies to experience the benefits of building client/server
applications using NEXTSTEP's object-oriented technology, contains
both the User and Developer versions of NEXTSTEP Release 3.1 for
Intel processors for $299.

The NEXTSTEP Evaluation Kit includes:

- NEXTSTEP Release 3.1 for Intel Processors which includes the full
	NEXTSTEP User product and documentation;

- NEXTSTEP Developer CD ROM which includes NEXTSTEP's visual
	application construction tools and reusable object kits, as
	well as a 50% off coupon to purchase full technical
	documentation;  

- The NEXTSTEP Advantage Kit which includes a booklet, a video
	cassette and a diskette with sample software to introduce
	users to the benefits of application development with
	NEXTSTEP;

- NEXTSTEP Programming, a book by Garfinkel & Mahoney, which
	provides users a thorough explanation of NEXTSTEP
	application development  using a tutorial approach.


For business situations and enterprise use

The NEXTSTEP Evaluation Kit contains complete NEXTSTEP products.
With the Kit, customers can experience the full benefits of
NEXTSTEP for developing real client/server applications.

"The promotion enables developers to take advantage of the
opportunity to develop using NEXTSTEP and to experience two to five
times the productivity gains," said Rick Jackson, director of
developer product marketing at NeXT.  "We are encouraged by the
response we have received and look forward to having new developers
join the growing ranks of object-oriented believers."


Pricing and Availability  
  
In the U.S., the NEXTSTEP Evaluation Kit costs $299 and can be
ordered by calling 1-800-TRY-NEXT.

The NEXTSTEP Evaluation Kit offer does not include free upgrades to
Release 3.2. 

Regularly priced copies of NEXTSTEP Release 3.1 for Intel
processors and NEXTSTEP Developer, which include an upgrade to
Release 3.2 and full documentation for both versions, retail in the
U.S. for $795 and $1,995, respectively. 


NeXT Computer, Inc.

NeXT develops and markets the award-winning NEXTSTEP
object-oriented software for industry-standard computer
architectures.  Customers use NEXTSTEP to develop and deploy custom
client/server applications, using both custom and shrink-wrapped
software.  Headquartered in Redwood City, California, and with
offices throughout the world, NeXT serves customers requiring
enterprise-wide, object-oriented productivity environments.

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