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To: Robert F. Newton who wrote (14161)	5/29/1998 12:46:00 AM
From: Andrew Vance	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 17305

AV-I haven't pulled the trigger on IDTI yet but am looking at either tomorrow or Monday, depending on the way the market responds. I can't help to think that IDTI is going to be a major surprise within the next 2-3 reporting periods. It won't take much of a bite into INTC's marketshare to produce some very healthy numbers. Also, if INTC gets dragged into any "monopolistic" or "anti-trust" litigation via the Justice Department like MSFT, you could see a fantastic response in the prices of AMD and IDTI. I do not think either DEC, NSM or other CPU wannabees would make out as well as AMD and IDTI. Leave a number where you can be reached and we might be able to touch bases in a neutral territory<GGG>. Last time I was at Keystone was in the early 90s when my middle daughter and I played hookie from school and work to get in some great skiing. Unfortunately, on the last run of the day, I got punished for my misbehavior by ungracefully falling towards the bottom of the bunny slope. The routine no-brainer fall caught and twisted my knee in the wrong direction causing it to blow out. Winter of 96 was the first time I attempted to get back into skiing with my son, who made me feel guilty that I had skied with his older sisters and was neglecting him. He would make a great Psychologist since he knew what he was doing and also knew that I was reluctant to ski again and re-injure the knee. Suffice to say, I have been skiing ever since but am reluctant to go back to the "scene of the crime" even under the good weather conditions. BTW-bring some sweats with you and a mid season jacket. You will be at altitude and it will get cold at night. I live at 5000' and the temperature right now is 42 degrees in my backyard. You might even see some snow up there still. I wouldn't want you to catch a bad cold.<GGG> Bring your shorts and sun screen for the days of good cloudless sunny weather. I love Colorado. It's one of the few places where you might get warm to hot weather during the daylight hours with a good chance of getting a great tan at altitude and coming close to freezing your butt off when the sun goes down behind the mountains. They don't call it Colorful Colorado for nothing. This advertisement brought to you courtesy of the Colorado Board of Tourism. For those of you that live in California and are contemplating moving to Colorado, the description above is a total fabrication of the truth and should be considered an outright misrepresentation of the truth.<GGG> Andrew