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To: Elmer Phud who wrote (156884)	4/19/2005 11:47:13 AM
From: Smallpops7	Read Replies (1) of 275872

Just out of curiosity, so your definition of a "superior product" is that it outsells its competitor? Is this the only criteria? IMO you have always made valid statements about the profitability of Intel and its products but I think you may not what to take such a simple approach to your definition. There are hundreds of reasons why Intel sells more product than AMD and a majority of those have absolutely nothing to do with the actual product. A few of the biggest that I can think of off the top of my head include: 1) OEM support. 2) Marketing 3) Manufacturing 4) Fair market ...... I for one believe that in the true sense of the word IPF is "superior" to x64. Let IPF does not outsell x64. Pentium-M is superior to Pentium-4 let it does not outsell it. I can go on and on with such examples. Regards, Smallpops

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