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To: Paul Engel who wrote (914)	7/16/2000 11:36:42 PM
From: steve harris	Respond to of 275872

pauL, you have every right to be upset with iNteL, but at least you did the right thing and invested in Jerry Sanders. Good move. steve

To: Paul Engel who wrote (914)	7/16/2000 11:59:40 PM
From: Ali Chen	Respond to of 275872

<Gateway has suffered lower sales to the BUSINESS SEGMENT for the two quarters since they sleazed out on Intel - do you SEE A CORRELATION HERE ?> Sure. I certainly do see the correlation. I totally agree with you: Gateway is losing in business segment because of Intel practice that can be identified as "selective shortage". Others, more loyal companies, got advantage of better supply of CPUs from Intel, and therefore gain in market share. Thank you very much for your insights. - Ali

To: Paul Engel who wrote (914)	7/17/2000 1:20:12 AM
From: HammerHead	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

re: "Gateway's Weitzen is a sleazebag and GATEWAY is losing market share in the business segment" Note: Gateway's business sales declined 10 percent... 06/29/00: Unisys Revenue is expected to come in around $1.62-to-$1.65 billion, which would be 13-to-15 percent below the year-earlier period. The company blamed the shortfall on the deferral to later this year of several large technology contracts and continued weakness in its Federal government and financial services business. 07/11/00: Silicon Graphics said it now expects fourth-quarter sales of between $525 million to $535 million in the quarter, down from the $563.7 million it recorded in the third quarter. Is Mr. Weinbach or Bishop a sleazebag too? Yeah right, Intel is untouchable in your mind! I sure hope I won't see that day or the consumers will be screwed again. Paulie, it's post-Y2K syndrome, heard all the software companies got crushed?