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To: Terje Oseberg who wrote (646)	7/9/1996 1:51:00 PM
From: Jack L. Dlugach	of 1585939

You have more technical knowledge than I do so your explanation makes sense although it's beyond my knowledge of how the cpu and peripherals work together. The article that I mentioned on the Intel cpu that's supposed to be undergoing testing said that Intel has come up with some way to make the peripherals work along with the cpu in a more effective manner than having the cpu/motherboard/peripheral set-up that is currently in use. As far as the pins go, I think the set-up is all one unit: cpu/video/audio all in one. I don't remember where I saw that article but if I come across any more information on it I'll post it here. Meanwhile, since you seem to have a better understanding of this stuff, maybe you can find something on it and give us a better interpretation. Also, what's your latest feelings on AMD for the long-term: do you still think that the fate of AMD hinges primarily on the cpu's or do you think the new fab in Germany along with the diversity of their products will be sufficient to keep this company competitive? I don't think Charles' trend- lines sounds too good, not so much for the short-term downtrend, but more because today he mentions that the long-term is also looking downward.

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