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To: Road Walker who wrote (174502)	5/12/2003 11:33:22 AM
From: The Duke of URL©	Respond to of 186894

It might be that Grove promoted Barrett to turn around the stumblings in the Intel Manufacturing Process and to speed the implementation of some important new technologies, while establishing the ability to volume manufacture that which intel had not invented yet. Don't know. But that might have been worth some option grants. But do keep your eyes open, super fast memory is coming, and for no other reason than the introduction of Intel's new 875P Canterwood and 865 Springdale chipsets. And for this reason alone, I think it may be time to forgive Intel for the well known RAMBUS fiasco. In my eyes, they have done a 180 degree turn, listened to what enthusiasts like us have had to say and they have made it a reality. And equally impressive is the short time in which Intel has done this. Normally monumental hardware such as this is relegated to a paper launch with several delays only to keep potential customers from purchasing competitors hardware. Listen to me now folks, this is the real deal and Intel is completely back in the game ... ocaddiction.com