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To: eracer who wrote (226240)2/17/2007 4:25:38 PM
From: BUGGI-WORead Replies (1) | Respond to of 275872
 
@Eracer - Quad
"
You mean 1 million by mid 2007.
"

Your right - my fault.
Look here:
hkepc.com

When you look at the picture it looks like 1-2% in Q1, 3-4%
in Q2 and 7-8% in Q3 on avarage for the quarter. To sum
this up. Q1-Q3 comes in at 1,5+3,5+7,5 = 12-13% /3 = 4% on
avarage. When we take the ramp in mind and go for 11-12% in
Q4, Intel would make around 25%/4 quarters = 6-7% QC for the
whole year on avarage. So ...
(we couldn't compare the 1-2% from Q1 with Q4, because
volume (absolut) is different, but the 7% is alone from the
math a high point -> so if AMD delivers 7,5% its more than INTC)
-> my own guess: QC from Intel will come in at 5-6% for the
whole 2007 year

from Doug:
K10 is projected at ~7.5% of units for the entire year, and that is probably optimistic

-> Who has a problem?

BUGGI