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To: dr_elis who wrote (20871)	10/16/2006 8:33:25 AM
From: matt dillabough	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 25522

INTC Intel says 4th quarter sales 'better than previously expected' - Bloomberg.com (21.60 ) Bloomberg.com reports Intel said fourth-quarter sales will be higher than expected on mkt share gained from Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and the fading of concerns caused by the release of Microsoft's (MSFT) new operating system. The fourth quarter "will be better than was expected in the first half,'' John Antone, Intel's general manager for Asia-Pacific said at a press briefing in Taipei. Execs at Intel's developer forum in Taiwan declined to give details before its earnings announcement in the US tomorrow. Intel is developing new processors to regain share lost to Advanced Micro in the mkt for chips that power personal computers by introducing new semiconductors. Intel last month demonstrated a chip with four processors which it says will be available months before similar products from Advanced Micro. "Across the board, the core micro-architecture is positioned for share gains in each of the segments'' of desktop, notebook and server computers, said Thomas Kilroy, general manager of the co's Digital Enterprise Group. The co shipped 5 mln Core-2 Duo processors, its newest product line released on July 27, by Sept. 30, the fastest start for any new product line, Kilroy said.