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To: Charles R who wrote (61191)	6/9/1999 9:12:00 PM
From: kapkan4u	Read Replies (1) of 1572644

<Chuck - re: Intel already covered its bases by hedging Rambus DRAM with PC100. Is it worthwhile for them to further segment the memory market (and increase system prices) if they are driving towards all-RAMBUS world in year 2000 or year 2001?> Chuck, I think that PC133 competes with Rambus for the future memory standard status. PC100 does not. Intel will do everything they can to prevent PC133 from gaining foothold. They will probably have a chipset that has a native support for PC133 (not a converter on Camino) by the end of this year, but they will not tell anybody that they are working on it. Kap.

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