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Cpuswe
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JAC
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| Very nice stuff. Insane amount of marketing material! |
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Chiefish
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Cool stuff, the Intel belt buckle reminds me of the Cypress logo.
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hugo929
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Is there anyone still using 56k right now? I guess none.
But this doesn't matter for me since I could not access to your site for such a long time.
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Cpuswe
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Yepp, looks like they are both a Cypress tree. It seem like there are a Cypress called "Monterey Cypress".
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el_gecko
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Nice stuff! Woow 
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Neon
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Pentium D shower creme?!
Does it arrange my hair into a circuit pattern?
marketers... |
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jrmunro
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| Excellent update. You must have the largest collection of Intel memorabilia around. |
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thomsonicus
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i've recently bought an Intel keyring that doesnt seem to be at the photos above. it is bronze, with a Pentium P54C die. the underside says "Smithsonian 50years of cooperation" or something like that. Unfortunately i dont have a scanner but i'll try to make a good photo of it later
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Cpuswe
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| jrmunro wrote: | | Excellent update. You must have the largest collection of Intel memorabilia around. |
No, i doubt that... well perhaps online, but from three years on eBay i would say that zizmo1 and a couple of others has much larger collections. To bad they are not to be seen online.
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Cpuswe
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| thomsonicus wrote: | | i've recently bought an Intel keyring that doesnt seem to be at the photos above. it is bronze, with a Pentium P54C die. the underside says "Smithsonian 50years of cooperation" or something like that. Unfortunately i dont have a scanner but i'll try to make a good photo of it later |
The ones above are just new additions. I´ve had the Smithsonian one for a while. http://www.cpucollection.se/details.php?image_id=748
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thomsonicus
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yup, just havent browsed through your vast keyring section then.  if i find something interesting i'll start an online memorablia section myself hhehe
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| Ok, the showercream is the winner of the "strangest advertising doohickey I have ever seen" contest. Oh, and one of your keychains wandered into the pin section of your website, better coral it before others get ideas. |
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