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To: tejek who wrote (118485)	6/29/2000 8:56:00 PM
From: Mani1	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1578501

Ted re <<Gateway to up AMD chip usage to 50 percent>> Boy, thanks for reposting part of that article. Since I no longer read all the posts, I completely missed it. I kept looking at the date to see if it was recent. Also thanks to survivin for the initial post. Mani

To: tejek who wrote (118485)	6/29/2000 9:32:00 PM
From: eplace	Respond to of 1578501

Ted and survivin... there is so much bull on this thread from the likes of Elmer, Yousef and Paul that it is easy to miss a post like survivin had earlier. Message 13970855 A few things I would like to bring up: Would this thread migrate to one that excludes Elmer, Yousef, and Paul? Honestly, after following this thread for almost a year now, I can honestly say I have garnered little useful information from those three. They are great time wasters and just piss me off. If you had not brought that post back up I may have missed it in filthy deluge that those three pour on us. Thanks survivin cause that was a great bit of information on Gateway moving towards a 50/50 split AMD to intel in their product line. This was a excellent bit from survivin's post: Swalwell points to Intel's continuing problems providing regular supplies of chips as a key factor for the move. "You can't be reliant on a supplier that is that erratic," he says. "I think shortages have another six to twelve months to run." <My comment: This sounds like something those intel guys would harp on maybe a year ago. Imagine that, Intel an unreliable supplier of chips. Who would have ever thought?> zdnet.co.uk Anyway what do you think? Regards Ed P.