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To: milo_morai who wrote (117031)	6/22/2000 3:16:00 AM
From: Petz	Read Replies (1) of 1571035

Milo, re:Compaq back to school PC's Compaq's colorful 'back-to-school' PCs-Wednesday June 21 05:15 PM EDT By Staff, ZDNet News ... In a press release, Compaq said the Presario 5000 starts at $649 and features Celeron and Pentium III processors and USB ports. Also included are a CD-RW drive and 40X max CD-ROM drive, along with a DVD-ROM drive on some models. The Presario 7000, which starts at $960, adds two IEEE 1394 ports, a Sound Blaster PCI audio card, AMD Athlon processors and a 16-megabit NVidia TNT2 graphics card. So AMD gets the high end, Intel the low end. I wonder if there will be a "6000" series in the middle using, guess what, DURON. THAT would be really cool. And which chipset is it that includes IEEE 1394 -- ALi, VIA or SiS? Petz

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