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To: steve harris who wrote (77384)	10/27/1999 4:47:00 PM
From: Paul Engel	Respond to of 1572476

Stevie - Re: "Sorry about the yield problems on .18 MIA-CuMines. Sure hope they can get that 733 BUG fixed soon. Maybe next year. Looks like 4q is shot for iNTEL." I don't think so. Paul

To: steve harris who wrote (77384)	10/27/1999 5:53:00 PM
From: Goutam	Respond to of 1572476

Steve, Now there are two dealers with ASUS mobo listed at pricewatch under the Athlon Mobos category. Also, I noticed that there is a big jump in the # of dealers offering Microstar boards which indicates increased supply of mobos from Microstar. Regards, Goutama

To: steve harris who wrote (77384)	10/27/1999 8:12:00 PM
From: Jim McMannis	Respond to of 1572476

Steve, Looks like Cyrix will muddy the market and the VIA KX133 chipset is coming...by the end of the year.. viatech.com Las Vegas, Nevada BOOTH S2243 November 15-20, 1999 At Fall Comdex '99 VIA will be showing it's full line of Apollo Chipsets and Cyrix Processors. VIA will display running demos of its two newest chipset solutions, the Apollo KX133, the ultimate AMD Athlon solution, and the Apollo Pro133A, the only high performance solution now in production that combines AGP4x, PC133, ATA66 and a 100MHz Front Side Bus. In addition, attendees of the show will get a first glimplse of VIA's running demo of its new DDR/PC266 chipset for the next generation of memory solutions. For the first time, VIA will be showing its recently acquired line of PC processors, featuring the yet-to-be released Joshua CPU. The Joshua is a Socket 370, Celeron compatible processor with 3D enhancements, a 256K L2 cache and speeds of 433 to 500+ MHz. VIA will also be showing integrated chipsets, multimedia/embedded solutions and other unannounced product. I wonder what the PR rating will be for a 500MHZ Joshua?...or if it will lead VIA to the promised land?