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Technology Stocks : Wintel's Demise
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To: nihil who wrote (8)8/20/1997 9:55:00 PM
From: FJB   of 328
 
Intel will probably continue to dominate the high-end, but computing will become much more ubiquitous then it is today and the low-end(cheap x86 and RISC chips) will most likely grow at a faster pace than the high-end. The market for $300 dollar devices is much larger than the market for high-end desktops and workstations as the vast majority of the world can not afford $2000 PCs. Intel wants no part of the sub-$50 chip market as far as I know.
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