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To: jimleon who wrote (74302)	2/23/1999 3:22:00 AM
From: Paul Engel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Jim - Re: " Does INTC have any warrants trading? I used to know they had INTCW available." No - not any more. Intel redeemed these last March (1998). They were a TERRIFIC investment - especially if you bought them in 1993/1994. Paul

To: jimleon who wrote (74302)	2/23/1999 3:33:00 AM
From: Paul Engel	Respond to of 186894

Intel Investors - Intel Displays Whitney Integrated Graphics Chip on SMALL Motherboard. This motherboard also had a PGA socket for the Pentium III ! "The motherboard The Register saw included the 810 "Whitney" chipset, while the design also included a 370-pin socket for the Pentium III. Whalley said it was a working board and Intel was at rev 0.9 for the design. " Looks like Intel is "Thinking Small" ! Paul {=============================} theregister.co.uk Posted 23/02/99 12:03am by Mike Magee in Palm Springs Intel FlexATX motherboard to use 810 chipset At a technology briefing at the Intel Developer Forum today, the company showed its FlexATX motherboard and said it was 30 per cent smaller than the MicroATX design. The motherboard is intended to fit into a variety of different form factors, said Steve Whalley, head of desktop product group initiatives in the US. Intel will show some prototypes of those designs during a keynote speech tomorrow morning. They are likely to include systems which fit into flat screen panels as well as other machines bearing more than a passing resemblence to the Apple iMac. The motherboard The Register saw included the 810 "Whitney" chipset, while the design also included a 370-pin socket for the Pentium III. Whalley said it was a working board and Intel was at rev 0.9 for the design. It had sockets for PC-100 memory and USB and modem ports. At the last Intel Developer Forum, the company's CEO, Craig Barrett, demonstrated two designs known as the Yaquina and the Toaster, but senior Intel VP Pat Gelsinger is expected to demo a whole raft of systems using FlexATX. In an interview, Gelsinger conceded that such systems did not lend themselves to Slot One. But he denied that Slot One was yet dead. ®