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To: Scumbria who wrote (76905)	3/21/1999 11:00:00 AM
From: Eric L	Respond to of 186894

Scumbria, "On my 56K modem, the performance difference is nothing short of stunning." Likewise. Jesse Berst at ZD commented on this in a short article called "Why I'm Abandoning Netscape" zdnet.com Browsers are a matter of personal choice. Netscape loyalists (which I was for a long time) might want to give this one a spin, however, and run dual if only for the perceptibly faster speed. - Eric -

To: Scumbria who wrote (76905)	3/21/1999 6:10:00 PM
From: William F. Wager, Jr.	Respond to of 186894

BT Alex. Brown & Sons analyst Erika Klauer reiterated a strong buy rating on Intel Corp. <INTC.O>, saying its first quarter should be in line with company guidance and that recent fears about its growth slowing are overdone. "Fears that Intel would pre-release have been proven false and we think whispers that Intel may issue a profit warning will subside now that the quarter is nearly completed," Klauer said in a note to clients. Klauer was referring to rumors that hit Intel's stock last week, that the chip maker would pre-announce that its first quarter earning would come in below analysts' expectations. Klauer said she believes that Intel's first quarter should come in line with guidance provided during the company's fourth quarter conference call, that revenues will be flat to down slightly versus the fourth quarter. "We believe that the company will indicate that second quarter sales should be flat to slightly up while gross margins continue to improve due to a richer product mix and enhanced market share," she said. "We expect that guidance should come as a welcome relief to those that have feared that business is slowing down." Klauer said she is looking for Intel to report first quarter earnings of $1.14 a share. 14:59 03-19-99