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To: craig poppe who wrote (68)	6/18/1998 12:31:00 PM
From: Mike McFarland	Respond to of 100

Thanks for the tip, looks interesting, I do remember seeing a Winchip on the cover of one of those free PC magazines--the ones that are mainly clone ship ads, will have to re-read the article--sorry cant remember the name of the mag, will post it later today. Here are some links For the Winchip winchip.com ...and for that 64 bit embedded processor here is the announcement biz.yahoo.com Could be just the kind of thing to really pop if it is aquired or it's chip ends up in a console (tho price will have to come down...)--have not done any reading yet tho. Thanks again, Mike "The 250-MHz RC5000 is priced at $168 each in 10,000 -piece quantities. Parts are broadly sampling in a 272-pin SBGA package with production quantities available in August 1998."