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Marc Lehmann wrote:

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> As I said often before, the K7 has IMHO a very very great potential!
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I agree very much so, and can hardly wait for it to become available. I
hope it isn't delayed much past June or July.

Even if it doesn't, it'll take 3-6 months for it to become very viable.
Fortunately, I do believe that AMD will be more wiling to share info
about their processors, chipsets, etc than Intel ever was.