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To: Paul Engel who wrote (140803)	8/3/2001 4:57:19 PM
From: Jim McMannis	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Paul, RE:"Intel Tualatins Now Available at Retail !!" Such a shame...Tualatin was such a god chip...now Intel wants to phase in the P4 to the "mainstream" leaving Tualatin to the Notebook and X-box. Maybe Celeron. ------ Bear Sterns courtesy Albert. Intel Urges Delayed Promotion of 845 Motherboards. According to China Economic News Service, Intel (INTC-US$32.11, Buy, covered by Charles Boucher) has asked motherboard makers in Taiwan to delay advertisement of Pentium 4 motherboards based on 845 chipsets until September 10, although Intel has suggested all makers launch their 845 boards on August 26. The article said that according to a local industry source, Intel will aggressively promote the P4 processor to be the mainstream processor by year-end, and Intel sees 845 motherboards as critical to achieve this goal. Intel recently stated its expectation of the P4 to account for 60% of its processor deliveries by year-end, up from 30% at present. The source further said that Intel will cut prices on its processor lines later this month or in the run-up to the official advertising for 845 boards, and said the delay in product debut and official promotion will allow for final-stage product testing and help generate a buzz of consumer anticipation. We spoke to one of the Taiwanese motherboard makers - the company spokesman would not confirm this article, but said the company would cooperate with Intel if such request were made.