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To: Investor A who wrote (22047)	12/15/1997 3:05:00 AM
From: Kyle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 33344

16-Mbit DRAM Spot Market Prices Fall To $2 techweb.com At memory prices this low i have no clue why Compaq won't add at least 32 megs ram in the Presario 2240. I mean IF they put in 64 megs (instead) in that system along with the 220 mhz media gx, and increase the price by $100, i am positive they will every single box in a matter of hours... Not only will consumers be buying it but business would have no reason not to buy this sub $1000 computer. I mean WOW, 220mhz, AND 64 megs of ram! Someone should tell Compaq to spice up the system a bit. Just my opinion. By the way, does NSM make memory chips? I hope not... Ky

To: Investor A who wrote (22047)	12/15/1997 3:26:00 AM
From: Scumbria	Respond to of 33344

Fuchi, >You are getting too excited by Intel so-called technology >achievements and C6 small die size. C6 is a 486DX with MMX and >larger L1 cache with 64-bit data path. Mostly I'm excited about the opportunity costs I have incurred holding on to unproductive stocks year after year. >Once the 128-bit Mxi hits the street during 2H/98, all the current >x86 MPUs, including PII, M2 or K6, will immediately become yesterday >technology as 386DX today. It would be nice. Why do you think the analysts haven't picked up on this? Scumbria