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To: Buckwheat who wrote (28047)	1/21/1998 7:31:00 PM
From: Petz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573927

Further details release dates for the PII-sx chips, according to Infoworld 1/19/98, p.14 266 MHz very low-cost Covington (cacheless PII-sx) intro. in 3Q, '98 300 MHz low-cost Mendocino intro. in 4Q, '98 Egads, now they have to give every clock frequency a name?? FYI, Here's the entire roadmap 1998 * January - 333 MHz desktop Deschutes * First Half - 350 and 400 MHz desktop Deschutes (obviously for 100MHz bus) - 233 and 266 MHz mobile Deschutes (NOT Tillamook) * Midyear - 350 and 400 MHz Slot2 Deschutes * 3rd Quarter - 266 MHz very low cost Covington - 300 MHz mobile Deschutes * 4th Quarter - 300 MHz low-cost Mendocino - 450 MHz desktop Slot2 Deschutes 1999 * First Half - Katmai * Second Half - Williamette (IA-32) - Merced (IA-64) Petz