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Azrael | Cable | CD-ROM and RAM prices |
August 31, 1996 9:52 PM * |
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Re: CD-ROM and RAM prices > RAM is expected to get as cheap as $5 per megabyte. Rumor has it that Intel w > trying to play the market by having people upgrade to 16M of RAM or higher wi > Windows 95. Intel's figures on the sales of Windows 95 was based on Data > Quest's numbers which placed sales at 100+ Million copies in 1996, only 40 > million copies of Windows 95 where sold (There are 350+ Million Windows users > so Intel has put a surplus of memory chips on the market in the millions. Oth > companies such as Siemens, NEC, TI, and Goldstar have done the same thing. Th > result is that RAM got cheaper and these companies lost money. > See, Windows 95 is good for something! wait, I got my ram for $5 for a Meg and it is going to get even cheaper!!! azrael ������������������������������������������������������������ ������ REPLY REQUESTED BY Azrael ������ |
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