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To: kash johal who wrote (39711)	10/20/1998 4:09:00 PM
From: Paul Engel	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1576880

Kash - Re" Paul-Nazi (tm Kash Johal) & Herr Engels, here are ze benchmarks. Pleaze enjoy pauleron.con; Since you insist on making continued racial slurs, you are confirming yourself as a RACIST. You must therefore consider yourself RACIALLY SUPERIOR to others. I hope everyone on this thread - with a different racial background than your own - recognizes their inferiority to you. Playing the RACE CARD , eh KASH? Paul

To: kash johal who wrote (39711)	10/20/1998 4:35:00 PM
From: Investor A	Respond to of 1576880

Hewlett-Packard released three new consumer PCs today, including a 333-MHz Intel Celeron system for $899 and another based on a yet-to-be released 366-MHz K6-2, in its bid to overthrow Compaq as the king of the retail PC market. news.com K6-2 366Mhz? Does this new clock speed run faster than Intel PII-350Mhz? Well, I am quite confused. K6-2 366Mhz is 16Mhz faster than PII 350Mhz and should run faster than the soon-to-be $210 PII-350Mhz. Another factor in the company's success: HP has ridden the crest of market acceptance for AMD's processors. HP's research has shown consumers are buying processors by their clock-speed rating, and not by brand, a company spokesperson said