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To: Joe NYC who wrote (2319)	7/26/2000 1:22:59 AM
From: Ali Chen	Respond to of 275872

Jozef, <750 chipset is fine> If it was fine than it would make some inroads into business segment. It didn't, for a reason. <But 750 is a little dated now. It should have been - updated after the 750 was released, and - work should have continued on 750 to bring 133 MHz FSB - and PC-133 memory support, - and some enhancements to the southbridge.> ... and AGP4 :) I totally agree with this "product development plan". Unfortunately, it never happened. Who now to blame? <I don't know when 760 was scheduled to be delivered originally> As our friend (temporarily in detention) recall in some earlier posts, the sampling date should be sometime in 4Q99. <760 is a more ambitions project, so I am not surprised it's taking a while.> I am not surprised too. If you fail to master basic functionality in the Irongate project, anything even little above 750 can be considered as "more ambitious", and must take a good "while". Regards, -Ali