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To: Alexis Cousein who wrote (4651)	4/9/1998 12:55:00 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14451

Well Alex how about spec fp. 250 MHZ r10000 is around 25. Look at biz.yahoo.com sumarized below The Samsung .25 mil KP21264 series Product Offerings and Performance The initial Samsung 21264 processors come in four offerings, initially, with the following performance: -- KP21264-2.0X, Est. 28 SPECint95/42 SPECfp95 -- KP21264-2.5X, Est. 33 SPECint95/50 SPECfp95 -- KP21264-3.0X, Est. 38 SPECint95/58 SPECfp95 -- KP21264-3.5X, Est. 43 SPECint95/64 SPECfp95 KP21264-2.0X delivers about twice the Integer performance of the 500MHz KP21164 processor or Intel's Pentium-II 333MHz processor. Even faster versions of the KP21264 family will be offered within six months of these initial offerings. Oh but is this to expensive Pricing and Availability KP21264 processor samples will be available in May 1998 and sample pricing in Q2/98 will be as follows: -- KP21264-2.0X = $2,500 -- KP21264-2.5X = $3,500 -- KP21264-3.0X = $4,500 -- KP21264-3.5X = $6,500