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To: Road Walker who wrote (123707)	12/26/2000 3:07:58 PM
From: AK2004	Respond to of 186894

John re:Although the Celeron was sold at a lower cost than the Pentium III, it represented a higher margin of profit because Intel had already written the chips off. hmmmmm........ recepie for intel's success: 1)build more expensive pIIIs 2)write those chips off as one time loss 3)sell those chips as celerons assuming no cost of production 4)profits from celeron are recurring, of course <ggg> Regards -Albert

To: Road Walker who wrote (123707)	12/27/2000 4:36:14 AM
From: Amy J	Respond to of 186894

OT Hi John and Thread, Hope you all had (or, are still having) a good holiday vacation. Mine was a lot of fun (we celebrated Christmas Eve at a friend's house), but the holiday was a tad short (I had taken some time off back in Nov, so it was my turn to work around a holiday, so another manager could finally get some time off). We cooked & had "traditional" dishes and snacks, which even included herring on crackers. The dinner was filled with a lot of jokes. On Christmas Day we went on a nice hike. Hope everyone had a good holiday! Amy J