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To: Maxwell who wrote (37520)9/27/1998 10:50:00 AM
From: Maxwell  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1572507
 
Upcoming Notebook OEM:

Atique said in the CNBC last week that a big OEM will use K6 in their notebook. Has anyone guessed who will it be? Who would you want? IBM, GTW, HP, NEC, Toshiba,...? Toshiba is currently the leader in laptops. They sell more laptops than anyone. It will be great if Toshiba uses K6 for their laptops. It will be a good initial penetration into the business sector.

Maxwell



To: Maxwell who wrote (37520)9/27/1998 1:19:00 PM
From: Paul Engel  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1572507
 
Maxwell - Re: ' Taiwan is currently producing 47% socket 7 MB vs 53% slot 1 MB."

That's right !

And a year ago Taiwan was producing 2% Slot 1 boards !

ANd this quarter, Taiwan will be producing much more Slot 1 boards - probably 65% !

The numbers are clear - Taiwan's Slot 1 board production is TRACKING INTEL'S CONVERSION to SLot 1 - and it will CONTINUE TO RISE !

Re: "Because Intel is abandoning slot1 on Celeron and go for the socket 370."

The Slot is gone, but it is the identical electrical interface.

Intel's HUGE SUCCESS with Mendocino and on-chip L2 cache has eliminated the need for a cartridge approach. Too bad AMD hasn't had the same success with the delayed Sharpy chip !

Why isn't the K7 going to be a Socket 7 interface? What ? AMD is abandoning their socket 7 upgrades? Loyal customers can't plug a K7 into their K6 sockets? Boo-Hoo !

Paul