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To: gnuman who wrote (58654)	6/24/1998 12:23:00 PM
From: Darren	Respond to of 186894

Out of curiosity, when does this fad end? And why is Intel doing this? I've been buying PC's since 1977. The PC's everybody wants cost about $3,000. They have always been around $3,000 and they will continue to be about $3,000 until something changes in the distribution model. For every low end PC that seems to be a great deal, The Fortune 500 companies are buying 10 $3,000 PC's for corporate use. If you believe the home market is a big market, then by all means, Celeron has it's place. But right now, find me a semi company that is making money off the home buyer.