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To: Bilow who wrote (51354)	8/27/2000 1:38:54 AM
From: Dave B	Respond to of 93625

Carl, Now we have a situation where Dataquest is about to revamp their estimate of future RDRAM production. Are you then going to start accusing them of being bought and paid for? Man, did you even read the clip you posted? It was right there in my own words in your own message... As for Dataquest, I'd be cautious about claiming that they're bought and paid for. Their services are sold so widely that I wouldn't be surprised if they're bought and paid for by players on all sides. I think you need to slow down and pay a little more attention to what you're posting. Dave <edit: p.s. If you follow the links back, you'll also see that I was simply responding to KIS's statement that Dataquest and InStat were bought and paid for by Intel. I said that Bert and Inquest were bought and paid for by Via and AMD and differed in that I believe Dataquest was bought and paid for by everyone involved in this issue (Intel, Via, AMD, etc., etc., etc.). You picked a non-issue, but I'm sure you'll keep looking. Next time, try to distinguish between a mistake (which I made many and have admitted to) and a lie (which you made and implied you'll keep doing on slow news nights).>