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To: Willie Lew who wrote (3017)12/21/1997 6:42:00 PM
From: Investor A  Read Replies (2) of 6843
 
Willie,

If these information are your confidence on Intel, your might want to step back and review your investment on INTC.

Intel is the world's #1 maker of microprocessors, with 90% of the market. Its microprocessors -- including the Pentium -- have been providing the brains for IBM-compatible PCs since 1981.

On surface, these statements are correct. Behind them, lots of questions have to be asked, such as:

1) With such enviable resources, why Intel could not design decent and bugs-free processors?

2) Why it is such a shameless illegal copy cat?

3) Does Intel have enough x86 technology to bring out better processors to compete with its competitors?

4) Manufacturing refinement is not technology achievement. Why did Intel have to advertis it as its own innovations?

5) Why the success of Intel Corp. relied on deceiving end users by miss-leading advertisements instead of offering them with truely efficient processors in their core business.

6) Why Intel has to play the such ridiculous game of "with and without L2 cache on PII"?

7) Why does it take Intel so long to bug fix the FPU bug on PII?

8) What do you think of these people bought PII now? Do you think that they are enviable rich or just stupid enough to be fooled by Intel?

I could go on and on. Intel has reached its peak and is falling down fast as it became a technology loser rather than its previous role of technology innovator.

If you like INTC, you might have very good chance to buy it low 20s in the next 12 months.
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