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To: Tony Viola who wrote (126907)	10/26/2000 5:03:53 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1573026

You mean when NTAP reports, Nov. 14? Tony, That's as good a date as any. I did not make up the rules....just trying to live with them. ;~)) ted

To: Tony Viola who wrote (126907)	11/2/2000 8:24:35 AM
From: stribe30	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573026

TOP TEN REASONS WHY RAMBUS WILL SUE INTEL Interesting read. Here's a snippet: Reason(9: If you can't compete, coerce. If you can't coerce, sue. Rambus is really trying to put the heat on ram manufacturers. SDRAM standards had been open, but Rambus' failure with RDRAM causes them to rethink their strategy. You know what they say, when at first you don't succeed, sue and sue again. Rambus has already tipped their hat on their attitude of lawsuits and Intel should be forewarned. Intel is Rambus' hunting buddy now, but when too much beer and too few squirrels (http://www.deadsquirrel.com ) make an appearance, Intel just might be ripe for one of those infamous "hunting accidents." I usually know when hunting season starts because it usually kicks off by some inebriated hunter thinking his orange-vested companion looked like a 12-point buck. osopinion.com