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To: DJBEINO who wrote (23730)	11/9/1997 10:51:00 PM
From: DJBEINO	of 53903

Suppliers of memory chips are hoping that sub-$1,000 PC buyers will quickly become frustrated with 16 Mbytes of memory and upgrade by adding expansion modules. Such a move might revive the sagging market for DRAM modules. PC OEMs could shake up the DRAM market next year if they jump into home digital-video appliances. The memory needs of a low-priced home digital TV will be as high as those of today's high-end PCs. If OEMs hit a consumer purchasing wave for the new machines, DRAM demand could explode. That might quickly alter the supply-demand equation for DRAMs and threaten the present good deal for OEMs. techweb.com

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