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To: Dealer who wrote (28919)	8/15/2000 8:52:49 AM
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To: mishedlo who wrote (49792) From: mishedlo Monday, Aug 14, 2000 11:35 PM ET Reply # of 49816 Note from Intel Investor relations The following is the reply from Intel Invetsor relations on the bullshit written by Enews last week. We do not generally comment on such articles. The fact that Intel will be introducing SDRAM as an alternative to RDRAM in the Pentium 4 is not new. We have stated recently that Intel has always maintained that they would continue to pursue other memory alternatives. The SDRAM alternative is expected to be released late next year, according to published reports. The RDRAM-based Pentium 4 will be released late this year. As long as the price gap between RDRAM and SDRAM continues to narrow, by the time the SDRAM alternative is released, we believe that the price/performance advantage of RDRAM will be apparent and that there will be no reason for customers to select a product with inferior performance. Investor Relations