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To: kapkan4u who wrote (6704)8/28/2000 1:37:38 PM
From: kapkan4uRead Replies (3) | Respond to of 275872
 
Just sold 2000 shares of INTC short at $75 7/16.

Kap



To: kapkan4u who wrote (6704)8/28/2000 1:39:00 PM
From: Eric K.Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 275872
 
kap-- I have been assured by reputable Intel lackies that Dell requires all new cpus go through a rigorous testing process through which no flunkies can pass. I was also assured that Tom Pabst-Smear is an incompetent imbecile. These customers must have been using their processors in inappropriate ways.

Have you sent e-mail to Kannelos and the other technical writers/Intel tools in the computer media? If the processors have actually been pulled by Dell due to customer complaints about stability, this sounds worthy of an article.

-Eric



To: kapkan4u who wrote (6704)8/28/2000 1:47:03 PM
From: Daniel SchuhRespond to of 275872
 
That's cool for Intel. If the 820 recall cost them $200 million, recalling the 1.13 ghz paper launch should cost them about $200 thousand, based on the massive quantities shipped. IBM got 40 parts, you think Dell got 200?

Cheers, Dan.


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