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Article #722646Re: INTEL'S NEW 600Mhz CHIP!
From: Ralph
Date: Tue, 13 Apr 1999 00:00
Date: Tue, 13 Apr 1999 00:00
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Peter wrote:
> 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!
How did they "release" it but not let it go to market for another few
months? This post is a waste of bandwidth and... who cares?
Oh yeah, I heard they have a 3.5GHz chip- due to hit the market in a few
years!!! For full reviews and stats (including costs) & a quick preview, please
email peter...@telinco.co.uk including the word 'Intel' in the subject
line.
Man... this is stupid...
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