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To: Ali Chen who wrote (77072)	3/23/1999 9:20:00 AM
From: Burt Masnick	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Ali, when all the IRQs are committed I was under the impression that when you add a PCI board for, say a network card, Win98 will assign a shared IRQ to the new addition so that the limited number of IRQs is not a problem. Is this an accurate assessment of the picture? Thanks in advance. Many PCs now are coming with all IRQs committed or only one free. Burt

To: Ali Chen who wrote (77072)	3/23/1999 9:33:00 AM
From: exhon2004	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Ali And Intel Investors: Article on Intel Manufacturing capabilities courtesy WSJ Interactive: Technology Brief -- INTEL CORP.: Celeron 433-Megahertz Chip Unveiled Ahead of Schedule Intel Corp., Santa Clara, Calif., unveiled its plan to recover lost market share in the sub-$1,000 personal-computer market by announcing a 433-megahertz Celeron microprocessor three months ahead of schedule. Ronald Peck, a marketing director at Intel, said Intel was responding to insatiable consumer demands for more processing power. The new chip will sell at wholesale for $169 or $177, depending on the package, and will be available in computers priced around $999 or $1,099. By year end, Intel will launch a 500-megahertz Celeron chip as part of its effort to regain market share lost to rivals such as Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and National Semiconductor Corp. Mr. Peck said the chip was available early because of manufacturing improvements. EOS Contrast that with AMD's manufacturing capabilities!! Regards, Greg

To: Ali Chen who wrote (77072)	3/23/1999 1:13:00 PM
From: Paul Engel	Respond to of 186894

Ail - re: "you are doing disservice to investment community by quoting wrong and one-sided parts of articles. " I didn't write the article - I just quoted it. Take it up with PC Week who wrote the article and Gateway, whom they quoted, if you don't like it. Paul