Pentium 4 could face summer slump Intel's new Pentium 4 chip may find itself caught in the summer doldrums. The chipmaker, which told financial analysts in January that it expected to sell 20 million or more Pentium 4 chips this year, might fall far short of that goal, thanks in part to a slow summer for the PC market, analysts say. Taking stock of chip performance Intel and analysts predict a bright future for Itanium, Intel's new server chip, but hardware makers so far are rebuffing AMD's server-chip advances and the overall semiconductor market still looks weak for this year. With Ashampoo PowerUp 2000 you can tweak your system's standard settings, as well as the many hidden options and functions of Windows. Configure Windows NT and 2000 to behave the way you want them to, eliminate annoyances, and get more functionality.
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