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To: TimF who wrote (141440)	1/10/2002 5:59:25 PM
From: Bill Jackson	Respond to of 1586423

Tim. AMD has been out inventing Intel for a few years now. AMD has already taken the leadership from intel. Intel now spends it's time trying to create proprietary enclaves within which it can be big frog again. Bill

To: TimF who wrote (141440)	1/10/2002 10:58:57 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1586423

AMD's Aiming For Tech Leadership BY JAMES DETAR INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY Tim, are you a member of the IBD website? I get the paper but I can't access the articles on the website. BTW, AMD is starting to pullback a bit. Are you going to buy more? In addition, I bought some CNXT today three minutes before the close. My trade filled at $13.84. Two minutes after I had bought the stock, it was up to ten points in positive territory. Rarely, have I seen a stock move that quickly. I think the stock may be getting ready to ramp to earnings. FWIW. ted

To: TimF who wrote (141440)	1/11/2002 3:35:32 AM
From: ptanner	Respond to of 1586423

Tim, re: IBD article on HT Thanks for the nice article on the benefits of HT. However, the part below was a little off: "Though anyone can design HyperTransport into their chips, AMD already has put it into its flagship Athlon processors. As HyperTransport spreads, Athlon sales could rise. This isn't correct but this about par for the course with the popular press when it comes to technology issues. Of course, some may believe this and inadvertantly find themselves selecting an Athlon... maybe this is one of those paranormal functions? <g> -PT