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To: Joe NYC who wrote (110736)	9/22/2000 9:57:40 AM
From: Dan3	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Re: Dell (Dhell) even introduces systems based on non-existent Intel chips (as was the case with 1.133 GHz Piii) Do you think they'll ship as many Itanium based systems as they did 1.13 systems? My recollection is that within a month after they announced they were shipping 1.13 systems, they had shipped 0. They probably figured that if they didn't ship 'em they wouldn't have to recall 'em. Dell is learning. Regards, Dan

To: Joe NYC who wrote (110736)	9/22/2000 10:51:51 AM
From: Tony Viola	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Joe, >Re: Dell Itanium workstation When was the last time Intel introduced a new chip (or a new "pilot") but Dell didn't introduce a system based on it? As you well know, there is a lot of verification testing that has to be completed before a company like Dell ships a new product AND I EXPECT THEY, AND INTEL IN ALLIANCE, WILL BE PRETTY CAREFUL WITH THIS ONE, MORE CAREFUL THAN WITH THE 1.13 PIII. Sorry about the caps, but, Dell and Intel are not staffed with a bunch of morons as some would think. I expect to see Compaq, IBM, Bull, SGI, Hitachi, Fujitsu, and many more to be announcing Itanium based products soon. Tony