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To: Dale J. who wrote (58229)6/18/1998 12:09:00 PM
From: Ali Chen  Read Replies (1) of 186894
 
DaleJ <But AMD/Cyrix have been trying to copy Intel for
years. If you had let AMD/Cyrix scare you away,
then you would have missed out on some...>

And you seem to be totally lost here. The BIG
difference today is that AMD and Cyrix DO NOT
COPY intel. They have their own modular design
of microprocessors to run x86 instructions for
Windows operating system. This let them proactively
change overall design and quickly add new
functionality like 3DNow instruction superset,
to drive new market demands and/or responding
to market turns.

Before repeating common nonsense here, you
need to grasp the difference between the
right to manufacture some chip (without essential
know-how of it's internal logic) and completely
self-contained design that has been proven to
work well in millions of systems.
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