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To: unclewest who wrote (13960)	1/21/1999 11:21:00 AM
From: Robert Grist	Respond to of 93625

man oh man !!!

To: unclewest who wrote (13960)	1/21/1999 11:34:00 AM
From: Robert Grist	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

667 MHZ equals a clock period of 1.66 Nanoseconds Thats a processor heart beat every .000,000,00166 Seconds. Now Christy's Auction house is setting up an Internet facillity for $25 Million. So to be an internut stock all you need is money. But what do you think it takes to develop technology to keep up with Intel. My guess is $25 Million might be enough to realize that you need a hundred times that much just to bring a product to market .. RMBS like MSFT in my Dreams MileHigh??? May be I'm not dreaming after all.. Pushing the envelope ...RMBS

To: unclewest who wrote (13960)	1/21/1999 7:21:00 PM
From: Tony Viola	Respond to of 93625

unclewest, >>> Washington, Jan. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Intel Corp. will be able to ship 600-megahertz microprocessors in the third quarter of this year...<<< This is right on Intel's roadmap, the 1999 segment of which has been set for quite a while. In fact, it's right on with Moore's law, which has been around for a couple of decades. (Actually Intel has said that law might be accelerating, to 2X density, and speed every two years now vs. 2 1/2). The author makes 0.18 sound like it's a breakthrough. Still, only Intel (and IBM) can be counted on to roll out things like these geometry improvements without a hitch. Cookie cutting vs. a kielbasa sandwich at bedtime induced nightmare for those other companies mentioned. Tony