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To: Road Walker who wrote (58938)	10/17/2001 6:17:31 PM
From: Jim McMannis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

I see all this is really getting to you. You are reverting back to your childhood ways. Time for another round of golf... You act like you think I really don't understand whats going on...I told you Mhz sells many years ago... As far as the x-box chips...you really don't get it. If all the gaming console chips, calculator chips, PDA chips etc. were added to the mix, Intels share would drop dramatically. OTOH, if Intel chooses to count theirs in the mix in order to maintain "their" market share, it's OK... After all, Chicanery sells (TM Reynoso). When it comes to slinging the bull, Intel PR has no peer. The good thing for Intel is that PR is about 1/2 of the cpu industry... Jim

To: Road Walker who wrote (58938)	10/17/2001 6:28:51 PM
From: Eric K.	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 275872

Re: Get over it, AMD lost, Intel won. Didn't McEngle extensively critique "McPanic/McFlinch" for selling his Intel at something like $60 a share? Neither Intel nor AMD won this round-- AMD will still get to fight next round, and Intel is running marginally above break-even-- the consumer of cpus was the big winner. On the other hand, from the perspective of making money on investments, I think AMD will be a screaming buy again in about nine months to a year when it will be trading at $7 or so per share and the Mallet family promises a guaranteed triple in the stock price. -Eric