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To: Joe NYC who wrote (76416)	4/3/2002 7:06:40 PM
From: wanna_bmw	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

Joe, I am not justifying what the Intel rep said. Frankly, I get the impression that Intel is still unprepared for a corporate wide stance against model numbers. So they send out for the Aberdeen Group to write a report on QuantiSpeed. Then they put seminars over the web (some of which contains questionable information, I agree). But when confronted with a simple defensive reaction from AMD, they can't seem to answer with any kind of confident response. IMO, Intel is really going about this half a$$ed. I don't see a problem with them defending their viewpoints, but they simply aren't offering a strong case, and that may hurt them, as I'm sure AMD will continue to push the "AMD Honest" policy, as Albert calls it. Intel should either put the company 100% against QuantiSpeed, and really push for a better metric, or they ought to shut up about it entirely, and let it work itself out. All this wishy-washy stuff is not good. wbmw