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Technology Stocks : Intel Corporation (INTC)
INTC 34.50+2.6%Nov 21 3:59 PM EST

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To: Francis Chow who wrote (58624)6/24/1998 8:44:00 AM
From: jayhawk969  Read Replies (1) of 186894
 
I am having a difficult time recalling when the Intel picture was so clouded with divergent news. Note the following excerpts from this AM's WSJ.

"But Mr. Mehdi(Microsoft) is telling
corporations to skip Windows 98
and upgrade directly to Windows
NT, the company's more powerful
-- and more expensive -- operating
system for desktop machines and
servers. Indeed, NT represents the
long-term future for all Microsoft
customers; the company has all but
said the technology underlying
Windows 95 and Windows 98 is a
dead end."

"Computer makers are recommending that NT 5.0 users
buy PCs with 128 megabytes of memory, for example,
compared with 16 megabytes or 32 megabytes on most
corporate desktop machines today. They also suggest
Intel Corp. Pentium II chips running at a speed of 400
megahertz, up to four times faster than many desktop
systems. "It becomes a nice benefit from our point of
view to help our customers run NT 5.0 all of the time
because it is going to help us sell more hardware," says
Susan Rubino, director of marketing for Dell Computer
Corp.'s line of corporate desktop computers."

NT 5.0 is expected out in 1st quarter 99. The computers my company is buying today anticipates this event.
Good news for ram as well.
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