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To: Joey Smith who wrote (5303)	2/8/1997 6:00:00 PM
From: Joey Smith	of 1572943

It looks like Intel's strategy is to position Klamath (233,266) against K6 for the high-end DESKTOP. I believe they delayed Klamath a month to make sure the 266 comes out at the same time. They must know something and they probably feel that the 266 will outperform K6 convincingly. That should shut-out K6 for the high-end desktop for the major OEMs anyway, and leave K6 for existing AMD customer base. As for laptops, I'm not sure. Depends on if AMD can deliver what they promised: low power, high yields, etc. But INTC has SMP Klamath, laptop Klamath, jsut around the corner. If AMD wants to make inroads, they better have had the deals signed already. regards, joey

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