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To: Jeffrey D who wrote (32344)	8/31/1999 2:21:00 PM
From: Gottfried	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 70976

Jeff and all, "PALM SPRINGS, California--Intel will push to release the "Coppermine" Pentium III processor, an enhanced version of its high-end chip, in October and bring it out at a speed of at least 700 MHz, Intel chief executive Craig Barrett said here today." [snip] The Coppermine chip has some major improvements over current Pentium III chips. For one thing, it packs the brains of a Pentium III onto a smaller area by shrinking the size of the circuitry from a 0.25-micron size to a 0.18-micron size. That makes the chips run faster and means that Intel can boost production by carving more chips off a single silicon wafer. news.com Gottfried

To: Jeffrey D who wrote (32344)	8/31/1999 6:30:00 PM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 70976

Next time you pick up stamps make sure you get some of these. I think AMAT should have their own stamp: **************************************** Postal Service to unveil computer chip stamp Integrated circuit maker Fairchild Semi hosts event By Cecily Fraser, CBS MarketWatch Last Update: 5:51 PM ET Aug 31, 1999 Net Economy Silicon Stocks PORTLAND, Maine (CBS.MW) -- The U.S. Postal Service said it'll unveil a new stamp on Wednesday that commemorates the development of the integrated circuit and its role in the computer revolution. cbs.marketwatch.com