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To: Paul Engel who wrote (119776)	7/9/2000 1:33:49 PM
From: Dan3	Respond to of 1573856

Re: Intel's ASPs have drifted from about $205 to maybe $190 or $195 over the past year... I think I hit a nerve. Paul, wipe that spittle off your chin and calm down. It isn't over yet, maybe one of Intel's money losing dot coms will come to its rescue. :-) Dan PS - I notice ads for Dell's Pentium III machines for $899 all over today, no rebates or other nonsense required. It looks like Dell's gotten the message "It can either be at least 1GHZ or it had better be real cheap." It should be quite a Q4 - how's the CO stepping binning out? Plenty of parts for the 1 and 1.13 GHZ bins?

To: Paul Engel who wrote (119776)	7/9/2000 2:01:00 PM
From: hmaly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573856

Paul Re..<<<<and Intel seems to have fully recovered from the past year's mistakes.<<<<<<<< Paul, I would have to agree with you there. Intel's introduction of the Timna processor was classic Intel at its best. And how about that recall of i820 boards, a thing of beauty; the new Celerons stripped down so much it is being wasted by the Durons; Coppermine has a whole 8% of high mhz martket,and how about those Itanics? Sales are going through the roof. If Intel keeps this pace up, Intel will be able to boast about having 60% of x-86 market by 2002.