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To: andreas_wonisch who wrote (123695)	9/11/2000 2:04:53 PM
From: Daniel Schuh	Respond to of 1572154

On the one hand, it appears IBM was one of only two OEMs to actually receive 1.13 ghz cumines, and the only one unfortunate enough to have actually shipped them to customers. This would seem to indicate some special relationship with Intel. On the other hand, IBM has almost disappeared from the mainstream PC market here in the US. Which goes back to the first hand; there must be some kind of extra special relationship for limited-presence IBM to be treated like #1, pure Intel inside customer Dell in the special case of Intel's late, lamented, limited launch 1.13ghz cumine. Cheerrs, Dan.