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To: Scumbria who wrote (9675)	10/2/1998 8:16:00 PM
From: Donald B. Fuller	Respond to of 11555

An IDTI oldie but goodie... Then... NEWS RELEASE IDT PREVIEWS ROADMAP FOR IDT WINCHIP MICROPROCESSOR FAMILY PC TECH FORUM, SAN JOSE, Calif., May 19, 1998--IDT (NASDAQ: IDTI) today previewed the new product roadmap for its IDT WinChip ™ family of microprocessors including WinChip 2™, WinChip 2 3D™, WinChip 2+, WinChip 2+NB and WinChip 3. In a presentation at PC Tech Forum, Glenn Henry, senior vice president of IDT and president of Centaur technology, IDT's design subsidiary, previewed new generations of IDT . . . etc . . . Based on Winstone® 98 Benchmarks, the IDT WinChip 2 and WinChip 2 3D will offer best-in-class performance vs. other Socket 7 processors running at the same MHz. Samples will initially be available at speeds *running as high as 266 MHz, moving to 300 MHz later this year.* And now...the "later this year" they were referring to is here ... >>The challenge in WinChip is getting to higher and higher clock speeds," said Dave Côté, vice president of marketing for the Santa Clara, Calif., company. "We're shipping 240-, 225-, and 200-MHz versions, but the market's at 266 MHz.">> People that promise but don't deliver ... !@%%^&**!!