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To: kenteen who wrote (914)	9/30/2000 6:20:18 AM
From: Arthur Tang	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 952

Your message was not responded to in time; and the close was way up. The general consensus, is that the management has blossomed after the mistake they made in judgement on an inflated stock for a merger. Otherwise, I do not watch the water boil; just let the management do their thing. The temporary technical problems at Apple and Intel, does not bother me. One has problems of heat on the plastic casing which caused microcracks. This can be solved by either plastic composition or changes in design to relieve heat and then pressure build up in the case. The other has sorting problems of voltage and speed. Intel did not understand the fine tolerances of balanced extrinsic isolation region(sustaining voltage due to local dark currents) and the gate oxide thickness(critical voltage for turn on and off characteristics, which is operating speed) in production; so the sorting of parameters was insufficient. This can be instantly corrected by resorting and redefining the parameters of operating conditions.