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To: Gottfried who wrote (831)9/10/1998 5:30:00 AM
From: Pierre-X  Respond to of 2025
 
Awesome data at the fed link. It's like a candy store for stat geeks. <g> I know, I used to be a stat geek <gg>

Intel Returns To Pin-Based Chip Design
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In the first half of 1999, Intel will ship 300-MHz and 333-MHz Celerons that use a 390-pin chip form, called plastic pin grid array (PPGA).
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The transition should take a few years, Intel said, so as not to inconvenience PC makers.
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Next year, Intel will stop using the 66-MHz bus in the Pentium II family...



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