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Re: INTEL'S NEW 600Mhz CHIP!

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From: duqu... duquesne
Date: Mon, 12 Apr 1999 00:00
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In article <7eth3e$5n1$2...@news1.cableinet.co.uk>, 
Peter...@telinco.co.uk says...
> 
> INTEL'S 600Mhz CHIP!
> You may not know this, but computer hardware manufacturers Intel have just
> released a 600Mhz chip, due to hit the market in a few months. The monster
> chip is unrivalled in speed, quality and value.
> 
> For full reviews and stats (including costs) & a quick preview, please email
> peter...@telinco.co.uk  including the word 'Intel' in the subject line.
> 
> Thank You
> 
> PLEASE FORWARD THIS LETTER TO ALL YOUR FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES!
> 
> 
   None of my friends and colleagues would lose a single second of sleep 
at night if they did not know about this immediately. 
  Now if they were giving it away as an udate to all the customers that 
own earlier models.....well....
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From: duqu...@NOSPAM.bigfoot.com (duquesne)
Subject: Re: INTEL'S NEW 600Mhz CHIP!
Date: 1999/04/12
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