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To: orkrious who wrote (51284)	1/25/2006 2:52:23 PM
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Yo mon - yo got da computa problem? Have a beer mon - relax. DJ DAVOS: Dell Chairman Doesn't Rule Out Using AMD Chips -2- Asked about Dell's fourth-quarter results, due Feb. 16, Dell said that the 9%-11% revenue growth forecast "is still our target." He declined to give details about first-quarter guidance, adding that the company will provide it with the fourth-quarter results. Dell said the company is addressing problems in customer service by hiring more people and "investing heavily to make sure we keep on delivering a good service." Some analysts have said customer service is a key challenge for the company. As a consequence of this focus on improving efficiency Dell will hire more people in Europe, Asia, North America and South America, he said. And he added that he sees a "great opportunity" in South Africa as democracy advances there. J DAVOS: Dell Chairman Doesn't Rule Out Using AMD Chips DAVOS, Switzerland (Dow Jones)--Dell Inc. (DELL) Chairman and founder Michael Dell on Wednesday didn't rule out the use of Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) semiconductors for the company's personal computers and servers. Asked if the company is going to use AMD chips, Dell said, "We don't have an exclusive relationship with Intel Corp. (INTC)." "We have used them (AMD chips) in the past, we might use them again." He was speaking on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in the Swiss Alps resort of Davos.