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To: Ms. Baby Boomer who wrote (8251)	11/6/2000 7:00:02 PM
From: 44magnumpower	Respond to of 14451

We use everyday market street lingo & they say were passing undecipherable code to each other! LOLOLOL! It's sure a lot clearer than his BORG comedy poem remember that one? of course its ok when he does it!

To: Ms. Baby Boomer who wrote (8251)	11/6/2000 7:27:15 PM
From: 44magnumpower	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14451

Once upon a time. Sgi has a borg and a borg. But the borg I think of at the borg is not the borg. But the borg I think of at the borg is not the borg that sgi thinks of as the borg and therefore the sgi sgi borg will help kill the borg which will not help sgi as sgi is at war with sgi. But HP knows the borg and has a kyack to transport their borg(clone) to a place where the borg who is not the borg will help them profit even as the borg suffers. Guess who wrote that "self proclaimed to be great & thinks he's cute" post?

To: Ms. Baby Boomer who wrote (8251)	11/6/2000 7:29:14 PM
From: 44magnumpower	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14451

Pentium 4 will make its debut at the end of this month at 1.4 GHz and 1.5 GHz with the i850 chipset. During the third-quarter of 2001, Intel will introduce the Tehama-E (DRDRAM) and Brookdale (DDR/SDRAM) chipsets for Northwood. Interestingly enough, Intel has the following recommendation for these chipsets: Mainstream Corporate lines featuring configuration stability should move directly from 815/E to Brookdale. In other words, "wait for Q3." Meanwhile, Foster (Server/Workstation P4) will be introduced late in the first quarter of 2001 at 1.4 GHz and 1.5 GHz. Intel has extended the $80 DRDRAM credit in Q1 for Foster-based workstations shipping with DRDRAM. There is also an interesting distinction between "dual-processor" (DP) and "multi-processor" (MP) which may suggest that Intel will offer multiple Foster variants for different system sizes. As we know, the Pentium 4 (Willamette) is uniprocessor only. Server/Workstation Futher into the high-end segment of Intel's Server/Workstation computing branch, we find that the Itanium is scheduled for its pilot launch beginning this quarter. Itanium's successor, McKinley, will have its own pilot launch beginning in Q4 2001/Q1 2002. Mobile Moving into the mobile arena, we find that Intel expects to launch 900 MHz and 1 GHz mobile Pentium IIIs in April of 2001. Furthermore, there have been some rather interesting changes to the mobile section of the roadmap. Specifically, the thermal data on mobile CPUs has been removed. Previously, Intel's roadmaps indicated the 900 MHz mobile Pentium III maxing out at 22W, with which we extrapolate the 1 GHz mobile chip to be around 25W. It is speculated that the removal of this information is due to competitive pressure in the low-power mobile market. Prices Perhaps what people most want to know is how much all of this will cost. Intel's last price cut was on October 29th, with the next major cut due on January 29th. After the January price cuts, Pentium 4 systems should be selling at or below $1,999.