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To: Harald Beck who wrote (1547)	12/16/1997 10:45:00 AM
From: Tom Kearney	Respond to of 11051

>> For business software a 80586 is good enough << I'm running a pentium w/32 M of Ram. If I open an Oracle process, run Netscape, and leave Microsoft Exchange logged in, I start to grind to a halt. I could easily use a system 5 times more powerful. And Oracle 8, and Windows 98 are probably going to require even more. Most businesses I have worked at replace their PCs every two or three years. Good luck to you, but in my experience the human imagination grows much faster than Moore's law.

To: Harald Beck who wrote (1547)	12/16/1997 2:40:00 PM
From: Jurgen Trautmann	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11051

Harald, you wanna know where you can jump from a bridge - here we go: You can get option-chains f.e. at "www.tradepbs.com". Take the link "fast quote", enter "INTC" and put the "options"-field. If you have a standard-586 without ISDN, you should be patient at this moment. You will find Jan99 and Jan00 - puts for several strikes - you are free to choose your individual way to burn your money. Have much fun! PS: IMO Intel will have 98 the BY FAR most successful year in his long history of very good years.