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3265Rink, <i>Intel + Micron develop high speed NAND</i> The Inquirer mJoe NYC-2/1/2008
3264Intel + Micron develop high speed NAND: theinquirer.net 200MB/s read, 100MB/s wRink-2/1/2008
3263Looks like the shorts walking down the price on small volume and someone buying Plissken-1/31/2008
3262<i>Some strange short volume/price spikes today!</i> do you think smuzosi-1/31/2008
3261Some strange short volume/price spikes today! <img src='http://www.stud.BUGGI-WO-1/31/2008
3260I've being trying to figure out the market for Spansions high density produccaptainfreedom-1/31/2008
3259Nokia outpaces handset market: eetimes.combobs10-1/31/2008
3258you: I have ample funds available to play this game as long as the shorts givebobs10-1/31/2008
3257Hi bobs10, I always enjoy reading your posts. Some food for thought as we deal ELH1006-1/31/2008
3256Ok, this is an article by Ben Stein, one of the few people in the financial worlbobs10-1/30/2008
3255Background info: SMIC to put up 200mm, 300mm fabs in Shenzhen. It will use IBM&#Rink-1/30/2008
3254The write-off therory sounds possible. No company has made profit in NOR since 2captainfreedom-1/30/2008
3253Ok, short interest as of the 15th was about 19m shares. That figure should be dbobs10-1/30/2008
3252<i>Pam, Would it be correct to conclude your perspective on Spansion softePam-1/30/2008
3251Ok, from my point of view here's what's going on. First, were rapidly lebobs10-1/30/2008
3250Pam, Would it be correct to conclude your perspective on Spansion softened a bitRink-1/30/2008
3249Joe, I just had to think about one of your earlier posts: Saifun (end 2006): &lRink-1/30/2008
3248Joe, sorry. I overlooked it and saw it too late. (eom)Rink-1/30/2008
3247Would Samsung or Toshiba have any anti-trust problem with trying to purchase SpaPetz-1/29/2008
3246NicoV, <i>Since Spansion market capitalisation is only $500M now, I fail Joe NYC-1/29/2008
3245Since Spansion market capitalisation is only $500M now, I fail to see how an IPONicoV-1/29/2008
3244Keith, <i>if I compare your 2 years+ to SPSN´s timeline with SP1, itJoe NYC-1/29/2008
3243Joe, if I compare your 2 years+ to SPSN´s timeline with SP1, it looks more KeithDust2000-1/29/2008
3242Keith, To that article (and general intention of Numonyx to equip M6), my replyJoe NYC-1/29/2008
3241<i>Unless > 2 b/c can be produced at latest node, the answer is that itPam-1/29/2008
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