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To: Gary Hoyer who wrote (77985)	10/31/1999 12:24:00 AM
From: Jim McMannis	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1571405

Same for Costco. 2 Athlons, a 550 and a 650 2 Pentium IIIs...1 450 and 1 500 1 K6-2-475 4 Celerons...500 and below. Celerons seem to be the dominant Intel chip. Athlon has the high end, Celeron the low end... I'm beginning to wonder if the CUNeverMind will make much of a dent in Christmas sales...I'm pretty sure the i820 or RAMBUS won't but since Megahertz Sells (TM-McMannis), a 700-733 even on a i810 would probably sell. But who will put a CuNeverMind on a i810 and sell it with a clear conscience? Dell? <G> I guess there is always the ApolloPro133 chipset but if I was VIA I'd work on the KX133 first unless Intel guaranteed they wouldn't sue. Jim