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Technology Stocks : DELL Bear Thread
DELL 139.14-0.9%10:57 AM EST

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To: Lucretius who wrote (1118)7/8/1998 12:05:00 AM
From: Bilow   of 2578
 
Hi Lucretius Taurus; DELL continued to drop today, as
predicted. But the majority of people buying and selling
DELL have no idea what kinds of changes will influence
the long-term prospects of the company.

For the long range types, here are some articles from
EE-Times hinting at the revolutions going on in electronics.
Nobody is telling you the clear and obvious consequences
of these massive improvements. (Except me, of course. :)

The new low ASPs start to accelerate upstream. These
sorts of things always start at the low end, but progress up
until they eventually reach the very highest end.
Next course, Intel servers
techweb.com

I believe that "system on a chip" techniques will
cut the heart out of the box making business in the
next 3 years or so. The US has a lead in this
technology. Here is NEC's plans on catching up:
Software, reward structure need changes, says executive
-- NEC faces up to system-chip integration test

techweb.com

Hints of the integration path in servers. These are examples
of the system on a chip cost reduction that is getting set up:
techweb.com

Notebooks in Japan get thinner. Think pocket calculator
size. Now think pocket calculator cost.
techweb.com

-- Carl
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