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To: Donald Kirchner who wrote (1066)	4/1/1996 10:05:00 PM
From: Marshall	of 1139

Donald: that was then, for a little more current see the article in Electronic Buyer's News (Online) in CMP's archives 03/04/96 But remember, its the 1MB ones that are hot right now! Part of the article: Cache SRAM Price Blowout -- More Suppliers, Weaker Demand By Anthony Cataldo San Mateo, Calif.- Already hard hit by oversupply, prices of 1-Mbit synchronous burst SRAMs in 32-Kx32 configurations have dropped by two- thirds in just the past few weeks, according to suppliers scrambling to unload excess inventory. Suppliers and analysts said last week that prices of 32-Kx32 cache SRAMs have dropped to the $5 range, a reduction of $10 from mid- January. Prices were hovering in the range of $20 to $25 in December, but a flurry of new suppliers and lack of demand from PC manufacturers have caused tags to fall hard. Customers that paid $15 for a 32-Kx32 SRAM three weeks ago were paying less than $5 last week, according to Sherry Garber, principal at Phoenix-based Semico Research.

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