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Article #6602Re: Intel names P6 "Pentium Pro", not "Pentium2"
From: Richard
Date: Tue, 03 Oct 1995 00:00
Date: Tue, 03 Oct 1995 00:00
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Hmmmm SeXium. Misinformed ppl might buy for the wrong reasons. A heptium sounds like a new variations of a disease. Hell what will happen when they reach the tenth generation. I think maybe a new line of names with more numbers. Hmmm. 8068640 iNTEL. I mean Pentium Pro sounds cheap and sad, is it really a PEntium in the first place(i don't know) From what I've read It is quite different. I got it how about MEGA iNTEL processer? or the Supe iNTEL or the Ultra iNTEL, maybe the MEGA iNTEL 32686X? don't mind my ramblings but Pentium PRO....REally You got to be joking. My vulgar Views. Hmmmm richard
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