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To: Paul Engel who wrote (64292)	7/6/1999 2:35:00 PM
From: Amy J	Respond to of 1584048

Paul, re: "I see you have expanded your subject to include STB - which I assume to be Set Top Boxes" Hi Paul, EDIT: I can see I wasn't clear on my earlier post. Since your post implied there was confusion about what market I was talking about [i.e. since I've posted many low-end HH/P-PC & STB single source examples on Intel thread], I then made it very clear by stating, "In the P-PCs/HH, STB low-end markets" and after that it appears you formulated the (incorrect) conclusion I was not including the STB market (because I was not clear on this.) P-PC is not personal computer, they're Hand-helds. (Maybe even thin clients?) Yeah, STB = set top boxes. Sorry for the confusion. Best, Amy J

To: Paul Engel who wrote (64292)	7/6/1999 5:31:00 PM
From: survivin	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1584048

Paul, shouldn't this have given intc more of a jump today? I think it only rose 3/8, not the 1 1/8 quoted. Prudential Securities' Hans Mosesmann raised his rating to ''strong buy'' from ''accumulate.'' Santa Clara, California-based Intel is proceeding in developing faster, smaller versions of its Pentium III chip, he said. After some initial delays, Intel has worked out the kinks in the new chips, dubbed Coppermine. ''Bottom line, the show will go on,'' wrote Mosesmann. quote.bloomberg.com