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To: tejek who wrote (80736)	11/22/1999 10:07:00 PM
From: greg nus	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1573033

Tejek, Just thing, is it a logical move for Intel to drop prices on Floppersometimes during demand constrained market conditions? I have been quietly hoping Intel's current situation would curtail Intel's Price cutting activity. Production delays for Intel means less revenue per chip over comparable periods of time. If there is more time between new chip introduction dates then more of the already introduced chips can be sold at higher prices, making up for lost revenue due to low production volume. Once a new chip is introduced a price cut for the existing chip line is almost assured. Based on Intels current list of woes, one would have to assume timeline for new product introductions has been lenghtened, rather than contracted. Indicating Intel will act slower to cut prices.