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To: Paul Engel who wrote (127088)	2/11/2001 4:24:42 AM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

RE: "Re: "There are so many chips there that the OEMs will barely keep up developing around them. In other words, they'll have no cycles left for any other vendor's chips" ...Intel has so much in the pipeline to keep their OEM customers "refreshed" with ever increasing value and performance - that their engineering resources will be stretched too thin to develop unproven, risky alternatives " ------------------------ Hi Paul, I don't share that opinion for low-end chips, mainly because of how some of the OEMs responded to the gap in Intel's roadmap at the low-end as others have pointed out. I think Intel (and the industry as a whole) didn't quite expect the low-end to take off like it did. Surprises yielded some opportunities and design-wins, while it appears Intel was focused on the higher-end chips. Regards, Amy J