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To: Yousef who wrote (36752)	9/6/1998 7:10:00 PM
From: Maxwell	Respond to of 1571040

Yousef: <<Also the other BIG advantage from this strategy is Power is proportional to CV^2f, so as voltage is reduced, the power is decreased as the square of the voltage. This is one of the big reasons that Intel OWNS the notebook market.>> The AMD K6-300MHz has been selling for about 3 months already. What is the deal with PII-300MHz? It will be debuting next week. I guess Intel is behind in AMD in the 300MHz notebook. Maxwell

To: Yousef who wrote (36752)	9/6/1998 8:16:00 PM
From: Ali Chen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1571040

Yousef, <Intel OWNS the notebook market.> Just back from a Best Buy. Eight notebooks are on display. One - Compaq MediaGX, 3 (three) based on K6-266 including U-MAx with active matrix (for $1499!!!!), the rest are P-II-233s and vanila PMMX-266 (Thoshibas and Compaqs). Looks more like 50-50 rather than "OWNS" the notebook market... You will never make it, even so-so.