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To: charles moore who wrote (27184)	12/26/1997 6:38:00 PM
From: Yousef	Respond to of 1573086

Charles, Re: "Still I believe that this is not the case with Frequency. As an earlier message stated "It does not double etc"." It was my post earlier to correct John Petzinger ... I think you and I are in agreement with Physict James Clerk Maxwell. exchange2000.com "This is incorrect, John ... The power increase linearly with the frequency. You must be thinking about how power scales with voltage. Power ~ CV^2F Performance ~ I/(CV) This is why "jacking up" the supply voltage up to meet perfromance targets will never get you into the notebook market." Make It So, Yousef