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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (51088)	2/26/1999 4:44:00 PM
From: kash johal	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575173

Jim, >Re: AMDs sweet spot will move from the K6-2-350 to 400. >Intel won't have a bit of trouble selling 333 and 366 Celerons. For a >bout $50 a pop which won't help the bottom line, that is... >Unless Cyrix gets to PR350 and beyond in Q2 they will lose what >market share they have gained. I agree that Cyrix is dead (at least for now). I think the Celeron was out there to checkmate AMD. Intel has no Interest in shipping 300/333/366 for $40-60 parts if AMD is at 400/450. I think Intel will produce the 433/466 and maybe even a 500 Celery to counter AMD K6-2's. It's all great for the consumer as 400/450's from AMD and 400/433/466 celery's are all great performing chips. The only problem for Intel is what this does to PII and PIII. Regards, Kash