To: andreas_wonisch who wrote (5002 ) 8/14/2000 4:51:37 PM From: aburner Read Replies (1) | Respond to andreas,- Maybe you could include the earnings from the comm division sale in your calculation? It's a one time gain but there was a (minor) one time gain in Q1 as well (included in the Q1 1.15 EPS). "... be a one-time extra-ordinary cost of $24 million ..." for the long-term debt retired, meaning $-0.13 EPS. So total EPS including one time items would be $2.37.The ASPs in Q2 could be higher if we assume a 1:1 mix of 7th generation chips and K6s if the ASPs for Athlons/Thunderbirds stay in the $200 region and Duron shipments stay relatively low. Of course this wouldn't conform with AMDs guidance (>$100 in Q4). The chipset revenues in Q4 should be higher due to 760 sales. If we assume up to 500,000 units (Joe even suggested some million units but I think this is unlikely) this would be approx. 20 million more revenues (asuming ASPs of $40 for the chipsets).
