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To: Scumbria who wrote (93357)2/15/2000 6:15:00 PM
From: Jim McMannis  Respond to of 1595626
 
RE:"The "limited production" of 1.0 GHz PIII sounds like more of the same baloney we have been watching for months now. Intel is pulling every stop to create a small volume of fast parts. In contrast, Athlon has been ramping up extremely conservatively.

Where is 800 MHz?"

That's what I make of it too. People will return home from the Intel lovefest forum all pumped up. Reality will set in when they call the distributor and still can't even get a Floppermine 800...

These demos look great but also look like attempts by Intel to freeze the market..."just wait, remain loyal, we have this really cool chip JUST around the corner" "Buy one P-III-600 get one free, we have millions" (TM-Intel).



To: Scumbria who wrote (93357)2/16/2000 2:33:00 AM
From: Joe NYC  Respond to of 1595626
 
Scumbria,

Where is 800 MHz?

You may add: where is Pentium 750, 733, 700, 666, 650, 600, 550, 500 and Celeron as well.

Here are links to couple of places where I buy stuff:

necxdirect.necx.com

Necx always had a full array of Intel product. The only chip they had last week was a Celeron 466 and that one is sold out now as well.

Here is another place to buy things cheaply, and they are out of all Pentiums as well:

buy.com

Joe