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To: KeithDust2000 who wrote (153639)3/18/2005 3:35:40 PM
From: PetzRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 275872
 
Keith, total mobo shipments for the quarter may be even worse than you estimate -

From digging around I found the following numbers from the "Top 4" --
October 8.85M tomshardware.com
November 8.83M globalsources.com
December 8.3M ditto
January 7.7M ddrtester.com
February 6.69M ditto

March (worst case, 10% gain) 7.36M
March (best case, 20% gain) 8.03M

For the whole quarter, that would be a 14-16% loss.

Petz



To: KeithDust2000 who wrote (153639)3/18/2005 4:27:54 PM
From: RinkRespond to of 275872
 
Keith, tx for the jan/feb refresh.

HP ordering times cause me some concern, as well as flash.

For flash I think I think revenue will still be a bit down, and profit (i.e. loss) the same as last quarter. I think though the price declines continued they had still some benefit from 110nm conversion that wasn't fully completed at the start of Q4, and they slowed production a bit to flush inventory, and all in all I expect losses to increase still a bit more in flash but not as drastically as from Q3 to Q4.

HP ordering times might have caused a bit of a dip in cpu supply to HP for this quarter. I think ASP's are up just a tad. Unit sales are down. Overall profit a bit down too.

Big guess that in total it hoovers around being just profitable.

EDIT: Petz, interesting post. Hope you're off with your estimates. They're just a bit more negative than I am hoping for; though better grounded.

Regards,

Rink