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Technology Stocks : Applied Materials No-Politics Thread (AMAT) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: robert b furman who wrote (17333)	1/21/2006 11:58:10 AM
From: Big Bucks	Respond to of 25522

Bob, ATI uses foundries in Taiwan to fab its chips. I'm not sure if they are manufacturing at the 90 nm in large quantities yet but I've had several of their products over the years and am a huge fan. I bought my current notebook because it was AMD64 with an ATI Radeon graphics chip. I've built a few computers over the last 6 years, all with AMD CPU's. If INTC meets my price/perfomance requirements with its dual core or 4 core chips I might consider switching, even though I'm a solid AMD guy. It depends on the feature sets available on the chips.