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To: Orion who wrote (27365)	8/21/1999 4:19:00 PM
From: Orion	Read Replies (1) of 93625

Ladies and Gentlemen, the prices of DRAM keep on... falling. Fudsters will likely underline that such BIG premium for RDRAM for such a small performance advantage : Only nuts can buy RDRAM ... Is everybody sleeping over there ??? Just kidding :-) ebnonline.com Supply influx sends 128-Mbit DRAM prices plunging By Jack Robertson Electronic Buyers' News (08/20/99, 11:43:42 AM EDT) While all eyes have been on the uptick in 64-Mbit DRAM prices in the last month, the plunging price tags of 128-Mbit chips have received little attention, except from delighted OEM buyers. Suddenly, 128-Mbit chips are nearing the all-important point of crossover that signals price parity with 64-Mbit DRAMs. The American IC Exchange, Aliso Viejo, Calif., is reporting today that spot prices for 128-Mbit parts have hit new lows ranging from $14.65 to $16.46, compared with $6.35 to $7.30 for the most popular versions of 64-Mbit DRAM. Analysts said falling 128-Mbit prices is a sign that surging supplies of the devices are starting to outpace demand.

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