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To: greg nus who wrote (49963)	2/18/1999 12:36:00 AM
From: Petz	Respond to of 1570362

greg & kevin, I took a look at Fry's today and found no difference on the availability of K6-2, Celeron and Pentium II systems, relative to my last "report." Despite the price cuts, availability hasn't changed much! There's STILL only one Celeron 400 system on display with a crappy 15" monitor, the Pentium II systems are still $500 more then K6-2, and 50% of the AMD systems are 366 MHz and above. It seems like Intel is not making all that many Celeron's at 366 and above although they are certainly selling them at bargain prices. I don't even think the OEM's are getting that many, since there aren't a proliferation of model #'s for the higher speed Celerons. Petz