That's kind of my take on the Paris chips also. If MSFT is going to be driving everything to 64 bits by the end of 05 why would anyone want to buy a 32-bit chip now? Further, it's hard for me to believe that there are any cost savings with such a chip since everything I've read says it's going to be an A64 with 64 bit functionality turned off.
Sounds like the same cost with less functionality. Now that's a marketing idea that someone at INTC would have thought up.
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