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- Michael Dell is INTEL's curse
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whenever he hypes INTEL, INTEL goes down.
The idiot said INTEL will have stuff in Q1 2006,
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=27122 - Posted by: sharikou Posted on: 10/24/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
More decisive steps ... backwards! Good show
michael_t | 10/24/05
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Michael Dell is INTEL's curse
sharikou | 10/24/05
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INTEL too slow, too hot, too dumb
sharikou | 10/24/05
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INQ reported in September: Slow, late and underperforming
sharikou | 10/24/05
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ghjg
cnetnl@... | 10/25/05
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