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Technology Stocks : IDTI - an IC Play on Growth Markets

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To: Xianming Liu who wrote (8754)	6/5/1998 9:37:00 PM
From: Jim Oravetz	Read Replies (1) of 11555

<<Currently the entry level X86 CPU is 233 to 266 MHz (more likely 266 MHz)>> I agree with your message. A friend recently bought a PC from Gateway. He said that he was discouraged by the salesperson from buying a 233 CPU and should opt for the 266 (Of course that means more money for them, AND INTEL!) The WC-2's claim-to-fame is high performance, not a rocket engine, at BARGAIN prices. IF IF IF IF IF they can get volumes, they certainly stand a better chance of getting at least a 2rd tier PC mnfgr to use the WC-2. One can only be hope that the IBM access will pay off in under six months with design WINS! The market for lost cost (>$1000) PC is still the fastest growing segment. Even corporate buyers have to be smiling at 233/266 machines in this price range. How many average workers need a 300/333MHz PC to do word processing or spreadsheets? Long on IDT, for better or worse(?) JimO

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