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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (38030)10/3/1998 10:23:00 AM
From: Ling Chen  Respond to of 1572777
 
Sony using AMD chip to build PC. This is a really good news.
We probably will see either DELL or Getway2000 doing some thing.

One thing is very clear, that low-priced PC is trend. PC home
users can not afford $2000-$3000 upgrade cost every 2-3 years,
soon corp users also won't be able to afford. Because a lot of corps
also have to saving money for their profit margin.

This is really a good opportunity for AMD. That's why AMD can gain
almost half market share in retail.

Cheaper and powerful AMD k6-2 really a good news to consumers.
Intel can not ask whatever price they want like before. They face
competition. Be carefully about your Intel stocks if you are Intel
shareholders. Because we will see more competitions in CPU industry
in the next 2-3 years. Intel will be squeezed by AMD, NSM and some
other small players from low-end and mid-end. This is just like what
Intel did to Unix(Risc) CPU 3-5 years ago.