Post: ...and "narwhal" is?
...and "narwhal" is? →
Posted Tuesday 28th October 2008 23:25 GMT
In Sun, Fujitsu launches entry quad-core Sparc box
<quote>The server, code-named "Ikkaku" (Japanese for "narwhal") and sold as the Sparc Enterprise M3000, is a single-socket box that will fill in a product gap in the companies' combined Sparc T and Sparc64 VII product lines.</quote>
Glad to see that "Ikkaku" is the Japanese for "narwhal"... now wtf is "narwhal"? A city/place, possibly, but no capital letter? It's certainly not English (to my knowledge - I'm willing to bet a small amount of money), so "narwhal" is what for what? Someone please put me out of my misery.
Paris, because she once offered to show me her "narwhal" and I politely declined... not knowing what it was :-(
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