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To: Dan3 who wrote (138361)	6/29/2001 1:09:33 AM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Dan, with all of the (cough, cough) "research" that you do, it's a wonder why you haven't been hired as a Wall Street analyst with a six-figure salary. Your research is about as value as Joe Osha's. Tenchusatsu

To: Dan3 who wrote (138361)	6/29/2001 10:40:35 AM
From: L. Adam Latham	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Dan3: Re: Product Price Intel / AMD Intel / AMD P4 1.7 / A MP1.2 $324 / $229 P4 1.5 / A1.4 $218 / $163 P4 1.4&P3 1 / A1.3 $167 / $125 P4 1.3&P3.9 / A1.2 $155 / $97 P3 866 / A1.1 $134 / $91 Cel 850 / D950 $84 / $79 Cel 800 / D900 $60 / $60 Cel 766 / D850 $54 / $47 The flaw with your logic here is that you're matching up products that you think compete in the marketplace. In reality, I don't think Athlon competes head-on against Pentium 4, even though AMD would like it to. The pricing indicates Athlon competes more directly in the marketplace against Pentium III and the higher speed Celeron products. Consumers ultimately determine the perceived value (and thus price) of products. It's the job of AMD's marketing folks to increase the perceived value of Athlon so that they can charge higher prices, but it doesn't currently seem to be working. Adam