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To: Petz who wrote (72960)	9/24/1999 1:05:00 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1571415

RE <<<Cirruslvr, Intel RAMBUS/motherboard screwup is still unknown to 90% of the investment universe -- the drop today is being blamed on Taiwan by the clueless>>> I don't think that is true....its all over CNBC about rmbs and intc. In fact they blame mostly intc and rmbs for the Nasdaq's being down when it opened this AM. ted

To: Petz who wrote (72960)	9/24/1999 2:34:00 PM
From: Cirruslvr	Respond to of 1571415

Petz - RE: "Intel RAMBUS/motherboard screwup is still unknown to 90% of the investment universe -- the drop today is being blamed on Taiwan by the clueless media." And articles like this one - cbs.marketwatch.com completely ignore the impact having to RE-build hundreds of thousands of systems will have on Intel. At least I assume on Intel. Intel should take the brunt of the loss because it isn't the OEMs fault Intel again supplied a chipset/platform that can't even run properly. (Remember the i810) I guess News.com is the only one on target here. Either that or other agencies like Reuters are waiting for offical word from Intel.