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To: milo_morai who wrote (113151)	5/28/2000 10:25:00 PM
From: Hans de Vries	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1573213

Human translation of the 1.5 GHz rumor: THUNDERBIRD The T-bird was produced from the start with 1.5 GHz. Until April only in small quantities. From May on in higher volumes. The number mentioned by Sanders of 180.000 CPUs for Q2 is right. These were already produced in May. The production of the 2nd half of May and June is expected to be sold in Q3. Der T-Bird wurde in Dresden von Anfang an schon mit 1,5 GHz produziert. Bis April nur in geringen Stckzahlen. Seit Mai in nennenswerten Stckzahlen. Die von Sanders genannte Stckzahl von ca. 180.000 CPUs fr das 2. Quartal trifft zu. Diese wurden im Werk bereits bis Mai produziert. Die Produktion der zweiten Maih„lfte und des Juni kommt dann erst im 3. Quartal zum Verkauf. June 5th will be the official introduction of the 1.5 GHz T-bird. It is produced in a process close to 130 nm. 180 nm isn't used at Dresden anymore. Am 5. Juni wird der der T-Bird mit 1,5 GHz in copper-Technologie offziell vorgestellt. Dieser wir bereits nahe 130 nm produziert. 180 nm ist fr Dresden kein Thema mehr. The 1.5 GHz Thunderbird has already been sold to large customers. It will make it into the shops at June 5. 1,5 GHz Thunderbird wurde bereits an groáe Kunden verkauft. Gelangt aber erst ab 5. 6. in die Regale. They are also already producing CPU with speeds over 1500 MHZ Es wurden und werden auch schon CPUs ber 1500 MHz produziert. The same guy wrote a whole bunch of messages after this one. He doesn't look like an idiot and seems fairly knowledgable about AMD. A prototype demonstration of a 130 nm 1.5 GHz T-Bird is a real possibility. But reliable Volume Production.... Regards, Hans P.S He uses the nickname "innsbruck" on wallstreetonline.de