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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (46094)	7/4/2001 7:28:01 PM
From: milo_morai	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

Intel has a big problem with it's product lines. Celery's? This are the bottom of the pickle barrel Piii'? The new low end. Piii's on 130nm are equal to P4's at lower clock rates. P4's and having to give large rebates to try to move them. Price disadvantages. Lowering ASP's. Pretty Ironic that PIII on 130nm makes P4 stink even more. Still I only see P4 ad's. PIII is dead, 130nm just puts it on Life Support for awhile. M.

To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (46094)	7/5/2001 2:22:37 AM
From: milo_morai	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

"Tualatin - Will Rescue Pentium III's Survival? Ha! What a question! From our recent article it seems clear that Tualatin has quite a potential. That's good, or is it not? Well, it's not really. At least not for Intel. Pentium III is the 'old' Intel processor. It's not kewl, it's not orange and it doesn't suck light bulbs. It also doesn't sell with RDRAM. That's why Mike Magee recons that Tualatin will never really be released in quantities. It would only make Pentium 4's life harder. It's another freedom issue. You may want it, but most likely you ain't getting it. " tomshardware.com Looks like others agree with me. M.