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To: Paul Engel who wrote (92336)	11/13/1999 1:16:00 PM
From: Harry Landsiedel	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 186894

Thread & Paul. You can see and order the new Ipaq at Compaq's site. directplus.compaq.com Here are the specs for the "top of the line" model (monitor not included): Compaq iPaq-Intel© Pentium III 500mhz/100mhz Intel© 810e chipset 128MB/100MHz,SDRAM (1 DIMM) 8.4GB Ultra ATA 66 5400rpm Integrated Intel© 3D graphics 4MB Integrated AC 97 audio Integrated Intel© Pro/100+ with AOL Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition with CD Compaq Carbon 2-button PS/2 Scroll Mouse Compaq Carbon Internet PS/2 Keyboard Documentation Kit 1-1-1 (Parts/Labor/On-Site) Limited Worldwide Warranty, 24x7 Phone Support Compaq iPaq will be available for shipping in January, 2000. Units configured with Microsoft© Windows© 2000 will ship when the operating system becomes available $849 With four models: 2 Celeron ($499-$549) and 2 Pentium III ($799-$849) I don't know where the "increased competition from AMD" that Osha predicts will come from. Note that the 500mhz Celeron iPaq that sells for $549 is much cheaper than the comparable Dell model which sells for $1077. While CPQ predicts that these will represent 10%-15% of sales, it is possible that they are being conservative. Next year could be interesting. HL ÿ ÿ