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AMD 246.76-0.5%Nov 14 9:30 AM EST

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To: cfimx who wrote (3570)1/7/1998 3:49:00 PM
From: Petz  Read Replies (2) of 6843
 
twister: RE: PII market share and Intel ASP. As Ali said, Paul Engel is the source for most Intel info

Here's a post from him
techstocks.com

In it he estimates that 25% of 4Q production (unit sales) is PII, 2% is Pentium PRO. I think I saw these numbers from CNet also, and I've read someplace that Intel doesn't expect 50% PII until mid '98.

With 25% PII sales, I don't see how the average ASP of Intel could have gone up in the current quarter.

Assume 10% of Q3 unit sales were PII, 3% PPro.

Then 14% of sales went up by $350 (average price difference for PII/PPro vs older chips)
10% of sales DROPPED by at least $200 (price drop of PII chips)
2% of sales stayed the same (PPro didn't change much)
74% of sales dropped by ???. ??? is the drop in price of your average Pentium and MMX chip. Its got to be at least a drop of $50.

So, 0.14*350 + 0.02*0 - 0.10*200 -0.74*50 = -$8

Using these numbers you get an ASP DROP of $8

Kumar (an analyst) estimated an ASP INCREASE of $25 for Intel. Doesn't compute.

Petz
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