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To: Scumbria who wrote (64852)	7/12/1999 11:11:00 AM
From: Charles R	Read Replies (3) of 1579791

Some info on K6-2 losing market share in the retail desktop market (AMD continues to gain market share in the laptop segment as people know but laptop numbers are smaller) infobeads.com I had better expectations for the K6-2 ASPs but after $60 ASPs in Q2, the erosion in market share, and the imminent arrival of Whitney, it is not too difficult to see that K6-2 is an end-of-life product except probably in the laptop segment. The delays in introducing new K6-3 speed grades is not comforting. Unless AMD can quickly exploit Intel's slip in moving to 180nm and get some higher speed grade K6-3s to the market to position against the PIIIs, the K6 family is pretty much dead. Chuck

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