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To: Glenn Norman who wrote (510)1/6/2000 9:34:00 AM
From: Glenn Norman  Respond to of 2039
 
Yo_ALL "BUSSERS"

This should help raise the demand (read:PRICE of RMBS shares). Took this from the Intel thread-

To: Paul Engel (95134 )
From: John Fowler Thursday, Jan 6 2000 7:52AM ET
Reply # of 95147

Paul and Thread,

Dell has a half page ad in today's WSJ for three computers with 133MHz Bus / RDRAM. Tag line: "It's like getting your plane ticket upgraded to Air Force One".

Dell wouldn't advertise in the WSJ (very expensive) if they couldn't deliver in quantity, and didn't forcast strong demand. May not help with earnings next week, but looks good for Q1-00.

John

Salude to all - Norman.





To: Glenn Norman who wrote (510)1/6/2000 9:49:00 AM
From: James Fulop  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 2039
 
I mentioned this over on the Yahoo thread-this whole
Samsung rumor could be a result of a cultural projection that misinterprets the move of the exec who went over to
Rambus. In some Asian cultures, a departing executive sometimes is seen as a "sentry" that precedes a takeover.
In this case, this is a non-Korean in an American context, but I can see how this projection could be made... FWIW


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