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To: Robert Walter who wrote (3806)	1/14/1998 2:47:00 PM
From: StockMan	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 6843

Robert aka bobby, Re -- AMD's book value is $14.40 per share .. Look at the real book value (equipment has depreciated in value since 1994). Add to that the debt (Nus's senior debt notes, dresden, bank loans etc..). You will be lucky to get $2/sh. I was being generous at $4/sh. Stockman

To: Robert Walter who wrote (3806)	1/14/1998 4:01:00 PM
From: Ali Chen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6843

What Europe thinks about the castrated P-II-SX: heise.de "But only the result of BAPCo that is based on real applications, is actually relevant in practice. Here even the Pentium-II-SX with 300 MHz ran about 20 percent slower than the K6-233. Things looked a little bit better in the game benchmark, where the Pentium-II-SX-300 only missed the K6-233 by 5 percent. This does not change the end result, however: a Pentium II without L2 cache does not have chance of keeping up with a fast 586 processor like the K6-233. Whoever believes that such a CPU offers good performance for little money, is in total denial." "..customers should be careful about buying a supposedly cheap Pentium-II computer next year. If this `bargain' actually contains a castrated Pentium II, the price must be extremely good to compare to the price/performance ratio of a Socket 7 computer with L2 cache." Regards, Ali