If you were constrained by manufacturing capacity, you would focus on selling the lower-end Pentium III, which is almost a drop-in replacement for the higher-end Celerons, but more profitable.

If you were constrained by manufacturing capacity, you would focus on selling the lower-end Pentium III, which is almost a drop-in replacement for the higher-end Celerons, but more profitable,

Even before Katrina, we were capacity constrained.

Until then, we're dealing with smoke and mirrors, ... We're looking at an industry decline in capacity of 20 percent [in October]. What you've got right now is propaganda from companies saying that everything is okay.

There is a significant focus on using RFID in pharmaceutical manufacturing because of the FDA's interest in using RFID tags to help combat diverting and counterfeiting.

There is a need for more horsepower machines, and we have seen retail data showing that consumers have been seeing that too. They are beginning to buy higher and higher performance processors.