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To: Goutam who wrote (19827)	11/20/2000 1:49:50 PM
From: Goutam	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

Micron samples 256-Mbit DDR SDRAM By Jack Robertson Electronic Buyers' News (11/20/00, 09:37:30 AM EST) Micron Technology Inc. today said it is sampling a 256-megabit, 266-MHz double-data-rate SDRAM, which will enter production early next year when PC makers ramp up their use of DDR. [...] Micron is also delivering samples of the device in PC2100 modules of 512-megabyte size in both buffered and unbuffered configurations. Registered DIMMs of 1-gigabyte size will be available in the first quarter of 2001. Micron, Boise, Idaho, didn't discuss pricing for the new 256-Mbit DDR chips, but said that in production they will be comparable to production prices of 256-Mbit single-data-rate PC133 memory chips. Company officials said that among the first PCs to use the new 256-Mbit DDR will be those based on Advanced Micro Devices Inc.'s Athlon processors. [...]

To: Goutam who wrote (19827)	11/20/2000 1:53:52 PM
From: niceguy767	Respond to of 275872

Goutama: Thanks...Further evidence of outstanding performance in its other division as well...World leading product lineups in both its major divisions...Just not too many companies out there earning $2.50 in Y2000, established leaders in 2 of the fastest growing markets in the world, revenue growth well above industry norms and trading at $20...Very, very difficult for me to fathom!!! Now that the P4 hype can be seen for what it was/is, that is, the P4 doesn't appear to pose any significant Athy performance threat, perhaps AMD can begin its ascent to a price level that more accurately reflects its level of outstanding performance...