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To: Paul Engel who wrote (145804)	10/21/2001 7:20:33 PM
From: Windsock	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 186894

Paul When is a P III not a P III? The P III processor that goes into an xbox is the same as one going into a PC. When you look at the 2 parts on the shipping dock they are the same. But according to McMoron the P III is not a processor if it will end up in an xbox. So a P III is not a P III when McMoron says its not. Of course when it looked like the Athlon would get the xbox design win then this was the greatest news for AMD's superior processor according to McMoron. But now a P III is not a processor because that would decrease AMD's market share. Pretty soon McMoron will tell us that an Intel processor in a Dell PC is not a processor because AMD does not have any Dell designs... and no IBM designs, and no Gateway designs.