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To: Dave who wrote (24214)	12/9/2003 10:11:50 AM
From: limtex	Respond to of 60323

1m shares in 30 minutes...the assault is still on

To: Dave who wrote (24214)	12/9/2003 10:15:54 AM
From: Art Bechhoefer	Respond to of 60323

Dave, I was referring to more recent Intel designs incorporating processor and ram together, not the earlier cache memory designs in the Pentium. Yes, Ford introduced the moving assembly line, but this was picked up by competitors as well. What gave Ford the edge was its steel fabricating facility at River Rouge, whose output (still hot from the factory) fed directly into the factories making frames, body, and other parts. The integrated factory became less economical as assembly lines were built in other parts of the country. Art