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To: DWB who wrote (10682)	3/7/1998 2:44:00 AM
From: shane forbes	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 25814

Dan: That's the way I see it - work those fabs! --- Here's something on the INTC StrongARM chip from INTC: techweb.com "Franz' comments also cast doubts on whether Intel would let designers use StrongARM to attack markets that threaten its core PC business. For example, some designers are developing low-cost subnotebooks using MIPS or Hitachi SH processors for rollout later this year. Franz said Intel would use StrongARM to enter the market for Internet appliances. The CPU was shown at the Consumer Electronics Show powering a Web phone made by Philips. "We believe the StrongARM processors have tremendous potential in the market," said Ron Smith, vice president and general manager of Intel's computer enhancement group. "High-performance, low-power microprocessors are essential to the future of a variety of portable devices." " ---- Exactly how INTC uses it should be interesting.