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To: Tony Viola who wrote (12128)	10/8/2000 7:12:59 PM
From: Eric K.	Respond to of 275872

All right TV. I prefer to view the Intel betrayal in the mid 80s, rather than stagnation after a one-hit product, as the cause of AMD's decade and a half of toils. As to your cute little comment-- it is perhaps funny, but not really germane. Polaroid's little patent settlement with Kodak did not do the company much good: chart.bigcharts.com Xerox went public in 1961, and I don't know how their stock performed until 1971. But, they certainly haven't had a run in the 70s, 80s, or 90s, even if they did invent in guis and mice: chart.bigcharts.com Here's the AMD/Intel chart for you to ponder again: chart.bigcharts.com Oh, and here's a little more so you can guess what AMD's core problem has been: chart.bigcharts.com -Eric