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To: Charles R who wrote (56199)	4/24/1999 2:54:00 PM
From: Richard Wang	Respond to of 1571415

Ex: Q4'99/Q1'00 market share Segment % of Processors units ASPs x86 mkt Intel AMD Others Intel AMD Other Low-end NSM/Cyrix Mid-range Intel High-end AMD <G> Richard

To: Charles R who wrote (56199)	4/24/1999 3:41:00 PM
From: Charles R	Respond to of 1571415

Looks like the mail software ate up the spaces, so, let me try this table again: Ex: Q4'99/Q1'00 market share Segment...% of.....Processors......units.............ASPs .........x86 mkt...................Intel AMD Others..Intel AMD Other Low-end....40......Celeron K6-2....75%...20%..5%.....80.....60..50 Mid-range..50......PIII, K6-3/K7...70%...30%.........200...150 High-end...10......Xeon, K7........90%...10%.........400...400 (once again, this is an example only - NOT my guesstimates) It would be very valuable if the people on this thread estimate the range of results in these segments and have a dialogue on strategies and counter-strategies AMD/Intel are likely to use to get the desired results.