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AMD 231.80+1.7%Jan 16 3:59 PM EST

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To: Mani1 who started this subject5/15/2001 6:40:37 PM
From: EpinephrineRead Replies (1) of 275872
 
RE: Dell Rumors

Hahahahahahaha!

...That's my statement whether the rumors come true or not. How many times have we been through this before. Somehow a Dell rumor springs up and everyone professes skepticality but can't help getting all excited and sounding less and less skeptical with each successive post that they make. And each time all sorts of old Dell Direct pages get posted (hint to everyone who doesn't get it yet: Dell Direct doesn't count). So let's say that the Dell rumors are true this time, my response is still the same because even if it's true there is virtually no evidence to back it up, there is only a unilateral statement with no supporting evidence by one analyst, that's it, that's all there is folks. So even if it's true this time it is still only a weak leap of faith at this point and nothing more. I find the excitment over the umteenth reiteration of this leap of faith hilarious.

Epinephrine

PS: The only thing funnier is Niceguy's statement that Dell needs A4 to maintain corporate business credibility. Hahahahaha, I think A4 is a good product but why in the world would Dell need A4 when none of the other top oems have even a single corporate Athlon product let alone a mobile one?
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